St. Louis Condos & Lofts

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$205,000

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St. Louis Condo Buildings

Oxford condos of st. louis, mo
Oxford Condos

Suzanne Hunn and Tiffany Torrento are licensed real estate agents with Re/Max Gold Brokerage at 11400 Concord Village Ave., Suite G, St. Louis, MO 63123. Each office is indepently owned and operated. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed.

About St. Louis, MO

St. Louis, on the shores of the Mississippi River, is the 18th largest metropolitan area in the U.S., with approximately 2.8M people.

Recently, there has been a significant upturn in construction in Downtown St. Louis. The Bottle District, an entertainment district named after a large Vess soda bottle that stands near Interstate 70, will open in summer 2008 and will be located in an area just north of the Edward Jones Dome. The St. Louis Cardinals' new Busch Stadium opened in 2006. Ballpark Village will be built where the former Busch Stadium stood. For several years, the Washington Avenue Loft District has been growing with an expanding corridor along Washington Avenue from the Edwards Jones Dome westward almost two dozen blocks. Rehabilitation of other downtown areas is planned, such as around the Old Post Office, Cupples warehouses and St. Louis Centre. The Forest Park Southeast neighborhood near the Missouri Botanical Garden and the old Gaslight Square district are also going through extensive renovations.