Screaming Eagle Development News Today

Matt Masiel of Screaming Eagle Development already won the blessing in June 2022 from the St. Louis Board of Adjustment.

It didn’t take long before some Tower Grove neighbors voiced concerns. And then they sued the city to stop the project.

ST. LOUIS — Efforts to redevelop the long vacant Cleveland High School in South City and the Chemical Building and former AT&T tower in downtown St. Louis gained momentum Wednesday

The board for Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority approved incentives for a slew of projects in the city of St. Louis.

Developer is seeking sales tax exemption on construction materials for its proposed $300 million transformation of the long-vacant former AT&T tower at Chestnut and North 10th streets.

Screaming Eagle Development is finalizing a financial package to turn the former home of Mulligan Printing into an apartment complex with 56 market-rate units.

Once community anchors, schoolhouses across the city have been closed and sold off to developers. It is October 2019, and the old Lyon School is dark. It sits on the end of a quiet street in south St. Louis, fenced and forgotten, a three-story brick castle with boarded front doors and a checkerboard of plywood patches over missing windows. During the day, a few neighborhood kids slide through a gap in the fence to play basketball on a beat-up hoop with no net. They run and dribble on weed-crack...