A Renaissance In Downtown St. Louis
20 April 2003 - 9:00am
Luring suburban residents back to the city is at the heart of the St. Louis effort to rejuvenate downtown.
"On a five-mile run through downtown, he saw opportunity in the abundance of old, architecturally significant buildings. Now, nightclubs on Washington Avenue and Laclede's Landing attract a young, late-night crowd, and St. Louis' professional sports teams — the Cardinals, Blues and Rams — draw devoted fans from throughout the region downtown."
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National Real Estate Investor, April 1, 2003
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