Jefferson Avenue has seen some setbacks in recent years. We share some concerns.
Fox Park Warehouses Converting to Residential
Seeking solutions to generations of abandonment and neglect
Fox Park and the Jefferson - Gravois Business Circle (1925-1931)
Gentrification Part 5 - Personal Opinions on Our Neighborhood
George H. W. Bush - Fox Park Speech
Fox Park Perspectives - DeSales Community Development
Rung For Women - Open House
Abandoned and Derelict Properties Part 2 - What Can the Average Citizen Do?
Rung For Women - Fox Park Neighborhood
Properties Near Fox Park (the park) Seeing Investment
What's In A Picture?
Big 4 Chevrolet - Jefferson Underground - McKinley Heights Neighborhood
Kind gestures on Russell Boulevard
DeSales Community Development - Fox Park Collaborations
Traffic Calming Efforts in South City - Prioritizes People Over Cars
OMG, St. Louis is prioritizing people over cars in some of the South City neighborhoods including Compton Heights, Fox Park, Gate District, Tower Grove East and Tower Grove South. Can you believe we are actually headed in the right direction in parts of our fair city? Some quick thoughts on the traffic calming efforts we noticed recently.
Sidewalks and Pedestrian Infrastructure - Worth the Investment?
Curb appeal has been on my mind now that the weather is nice and the dogs are getting walked more often. What are the variables in the equation that makes up something as subjective as “curb appeal”. It’s complicated for sure, but our sidewalk and lack of street tree issues might just top the list. Some quick thoughts and examples from my neck of the woods.
Bike Share Comes to St. Louis
Follow Up Post - Owner Abandonment and Neglect
Abandonment, Neglect and the Cost on our neighborhoods
The loss of another corner building to trespassers and firebugs is a punch to the gut. We have to demand better from property owners in this city. This post is an exploration of my neighborhood of the last seven years. I drove around and took photos of every board-up and researched the ownership profile and recent history. It's easy to surmise that suburbanites and out of state "investors" do not have neighborhood/St. Louis pride on their resumes. We...WE...residents of St. Louis need to take our city back.