Old Crestwood Mall site gets new plan for redevelopment The prime piece of St. Louis County real estate has been empty for years with plans that have come and gone. Now, Dierbergs and McBride ...

CRESTWOOD, Mo. — St. Louis-based Walpert Properties is no longer moving forward with plans to purchase and redevelop the former Crestwood Mall property, according to local officials who cited ...

Crestwood Plaza, once remembered as "where the big stores are," shriveled up for good in 2013. Now the owners are coming up with different plans for the 47-acre tract.

Now called Crestwood City Center, the development on the south St. Louis County site would include over 794,000 square feet of retail, office and residential and potentially a connection to nearby ...

ST. LOUIS – The vacant Crestwood Mall site at Watson Road and Sappington Road has plans for a new development. The Post-Dispatch reported that plans were made at Thursday night’s Crestwood Tax ...

CRESTWOOD, MO. (KTVI) – Residents in Crestwood got their first detailed look at a developer’s plans for the all-but-defunct Crestwood Mall. The proposed revival, dubbed The District of ...

Mayor Gregg Roby and the city of Crestwood Board of Aldermen meet bi-weekly on Tuesday nights, ... Home News Former Crestwood Mall Still Sits Empty As City Awaits Word From Developer. Subscribe to the ...

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The Crestwood Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Commission on Wednesday gave approval to a tax assistance plan for the redevelopment of the long-shuttered Crestwood Court mall.

Redevelopment plans have been released for Crestwood Mall in southwest St. Louis County as part of an effort to give new life to what was once one of the region's busiest shopping areas.

CRESTWOOD • Residents raised concerns at a town hall meeting here Tuesday night about how plans to redevelop Crestwood Court into an entertainment destination would affect some nearby businesses ...