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Developer Green Street Real Estate Ventures is proposing a $100 million redevelopment project in St. Louis County.
The plans call for 270 apartments, as well as a rooftop deck and garden. Sterling Bank, which owns and occupies the existing property in Clayton, would occupy the first floor of the development.
“It’s one way to create vibrancy and keep people here to spend their dollars in the community,” Green Street founder and CEO Phil Hulse said of the project designed for young professionals.
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