Heer's owner Kevin McGowan opened the building's doors to roughly 100 contractors Nov. 19, signaling a final step toward financing the key downtown redevelopment project. Representatives of McGowan's St. Louis-based development company, Blue Urban LLC, and the Heer's general contractor, St. Louis-based HBD Construction, led a tour of the empty, iconic structure on Springfield's square. The deadline to bid is Dec. 9, and the Heer's project manager says his firm would keep a close eye on the numbers.
McGowan plans to redevelop the 94-year-old structure as 63 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment units with a Mike Shannon's Steaks and Seafood restaurant on the ground floor. In July, he received permission from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to apply for an $11.8 million loan for the $27 million project. He hopes to have final loan approval by January, with construction to begin immediately after.
Heer's owner Kevin McGowan opened the building's doors to roughly 100 contractors Nov. 19, signaling a final step toward financing the key downtown redevelopment project. Representatives of McGowan's St. Louis-based development company, Blue Urban LLC, and the Heer's general contractor, St. Louis-based HBD Construction, led a tour of the empty, iconic structure on Springfield's square. The deadline to bid is Dec. 9, and the Heer's project manager says his firm would keep a close eye on the numbers.
McGowan plans to redevelop the 94-year-old structure as 63 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment units with a Mike Shannon's Steaks and Seafood restaurant on the ground floor. In July, he received permission from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to apply for an $11.8 million loan for the $27 million project. He hopes to have final loan approval by January, with construction to begin immediately after.
Heer's owner Kevin McGowan opened the building's doors to roughly 100 contractors Nov. 19, signaling a final step toward financing the key downtown redevelopment project. Representatives of McGowan's St. Louis-based development company, Blue Urban LLC, and the Heer's general contractor, St. Louis-based HBD Construction, led a tour of the empty, iconic structure on Springfield's square. The deadline to bid is Dec. 9, and the Heer's project manager says his firm would keep a close eye on the numbers.
McGowan plans to redevelop the 94-year-old structure as 63 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment units with a Mike Shannon's Steaks and Seafood restaurant on the ground floor. In July, he received permission from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to apply for an $11.8 million loan for the $27 million project. He hopes to have final loan approval by January, with construction to begin immediately after.
Heer's owner Kevin McGowan opened the building's doors to roughly 100 contractors Nov. 19, signaling a final step toward financing the key downtown redevelopment project. Representatives of McGowan's St. Louis-based development company, Blue Urban LLC, and the Heer's general contractor, St. Louis-based HBD Construction, led a tour of the empty, iconic structure on Springfield's square. The deadline to bid is Dec. 9, and the Heer's project manager says his firm would keep a close eye on the numbers.
McGowan plans to redevelop the 94-year-old structure as 63 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment units with a Mike Shannon's Steaks and Seafood restaurant on the ground floor. In July, he received permission from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to apply for an $11.8 million loan for the $27 million project. He hopes to have final loan approval by January, with construction to begin immediately after.
Heer's owner Kevin McGowan opened the building's doors to roughly 100 contractors Nov. 19, signaling a final step toward financing the key downtown redevelopment project. Representatives of McGowan's St. Louis-based development company, Blue Urban LLC, and the Heer's general contractor, St. Louis-based HBD Construction, led a tour of the empty, iconic structure on Springfield's square. The deadline to bid is Dec. 9, and the Heer's project manager says his firm would keep a close eye on the numbers.
McGowan plans to redevelop the 94-year-old structure as 63 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment units with a Mike Shannon's Steaks and Seafood restaurant on the ground floor. In July, he received permission from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to apply for an $11.8 million loan for the $27 million project. He hopes to have final loan approval by January, with construction to begin immediately after.
Heer's owner Kevin McGowan opened the building's doors to roughly 100 contractors Nov. 19, signaling a final step toward financing the key downtown redevelopment project. Representatives of McGowan's St. Louis-based development company, Blue Urban LLC, and the Heer's general contractor, St. Louis-based HBD Construction, led a tour of the empty, iconic structure on Springfield's square. The deadline to bid is Dec. 9, and the Heer's project manager says his firm would keep a close eye on the numbers.
McGowan plans to redevelop the 94-year-old structure as 63 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment units with a Mike Shannon's Steaks and Seafood restaurant on the ground floor. In July, he received permission from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to apply for an $11.8 million loan for the $27 million project. He hopes to have final loan approval by January, with construction to begin immediately after.
Heer's owner Kevin McGowan opened the building's doors to roughly 100 contractors Nov. 19, signaling a final step toward financing the key downtown redevelopment project. Representatives of McGowan's St. Louis-based development company, Blue Urban LLC, and the Heer's general contractor, St. Louis-based HBD Construction, led a tour of the empty, iconic structure on Springfield's square. The deadline to bid is Dec. 9, and the Heer's project manager says his firm would keep a close eye on the numbers.
McGowan plans to redevelop the 94-year-old structure as 63 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment units with a Mike Shannon's Steaks and Seafood restaurant on the ground floor. In July, he received permission from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to apply for an $11.8 million loan for the $27 million project. He hopes to have final loan approval by January, with construction to begin immediately after.
Heer's owner Kevin McGowan opened the building's doors to roughly 100 contractors Nov. 19, signaling a final step toward financing the key downtown redevelopment project. Representatives of McGowan's St. Louis-based development company, Blue Urban LLC, and the Heer's general contractor, St. Louis-based HBD Construction, led a tour of the empty, iconic structure on Springfield's square. The deadline to bid is Dec. 9, and the Heer's project manager says his firm would keep a close eye on the numbers.
McGowan plans to redevelop the 94-year-old structure as 63 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment units with a Mike Shannon's Steaks and Seafood restaurant on the ground floor. In July, he received permission from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to apply for an $11.8 million loan for the $27 million project. He hopes to have final loan approval by January, with construction to begin immediately after.
Heer's owner Kevin McGowan opened the building's doors to roughly 100 contractors Nov. 19, signaling a final step toward financing the key downtown redevelopment project. Representatives of McGowan's St. Louis-based development company, Blue Urban LLC, and the Heer's general contractor, St. Louis-based HBD Construction, led a tour of the empty, iconic structure on Springfield's square. The deadline to bid is Dec. 9, and the Heer's project manager says his firm would keep a close eye on the numbers.
McGowan plans to redevelop the 94-year-old structure as 63 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment units with a Mike Shannon's Steaks and Seafood restaurant on the ground floor. In July, he received permission from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to apply for an $11.8 million loan for the $27 million project. He hopes to have final loan approval by January, with construction to begin immediately after.
