Extension Approved for $104-Million Jefferson Arms Mixed-Use Commercial Development

The $104-million project to transform the historic Jefferson Arms building in St. Louis, Missouri into a vibrant, residential and commercial development, will proceed following an extension unanimously approved by the St. Louis board of aldermen. Construction is scheduled to start in 2022 and be completed by mid-2025.

Jefferson Arms has a rich, sentimental history, and developer Alterra’s intention is to transform this iconic property into a valued destination and living space for the St. Louis community.

Built in 1904 in anticipation of the first World’s Fair, the Jefferson Arms development is centrally located in Downtown St. Louis within walking distance of the Cardinals Busch Stadium, America’s Center Convention Complex, Kiener Plaza and the historic, newly renovated Arch Grounds. The building has been vacant since 2006.

When the renovation is complete, the project will beautifully meld historic elements like exposed brick and original flooring with modern elements such as imported tiles and mosaics, new cabinets, energy-efficient appliances with stainless steel finishes and quartz countertops. Amenities for the tenants will include a fitness and yoga studio, business center and community spaces such as game room, media room, music room and art room.

Kwame Building Group is serving as construction manager for the project. The architect is Merriman Anderson Architects.

Exterior rendering courtesy of Merriman Anderson Architects, Inc.

Photographs show Whiskey Bar, Barber and Tailor concepts planned for Jefferson Arms.

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