Click here for the full article Written by Jacob Barker Full Article “Lux Living, a prominent local development company is pitching a six-story, 144-apartment building on the site near Oakland Avenue.” ST. LOUIS — For years, a row of vacant...

Click here for the full article From Bloomberg Business Full Article “A swanky lounge with its own self-serve beer and wine tap system, and even a robotic butler capable of special deliveries.” Lux Living & Big Sur Construction have completed...

Click here for the full article Full article by Nasdaq Full Article Lux Living & Big Sur Construction have completed the sale of “Tribeca”, a 160-unit luxury apartment community in the Central West End. The sale price of $44,000,000 (or...

Click here for the full article Written by Dianna Barr Full Article “The Steelyard, a four-story complex at 2424 S. Ninth St. that was built last year, for $45.9 million.” A 170-unit apartment complex in Soulard has a new owner....

Click here for the full article Written by John Jordan Full Article Steelyard is a Class A, mid-rise community located in Downtown St. Louis. The developer, LuxLiving, first renovated a 1924 warehouse (The IceHouse) in 2016 to create 42 desirable...

Click here for the full article Written by Chris Stritzel Full Article In December of 2019, it was shared that LuxLiving was planning a 160-unit apartment building and 133 room hotel on the site at Delcrest Drive and Delmar Boulevard...

“Our goal was to create a destination,” “People want to live in a special building.” The amenities at DeBaliviere Place’s Chelsea apartments, just north of Forest Park, lean on the luxury of five-star hotels and the energy of high-end sports...

“But the most intense action is at the west end of the street, at the intersection of Pershing and DeBaliviere. Lux is going big there once again with the Hudson” Over the past five years, this sleepy stretch of DeBaliviere...

“New five-story, 228-apartment building above a two-level, 209-space underground parking garage at 1923-1945 Broadway.” A visible white-brick industrial building at the corner of Broadway and 20th Street is about to cycle over to a new use as a St. Louis...