May 9, 2008 - StlToday.com Article
"When Andrea Beck was looking for a house, she coveted amenities, not size. She settled on a condo in St. Louis on Kingsbury Avenue. At 600 square feet, it's small by most people's standards. But it has granite countertops, top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, a gym and a pool in the building, and is a short commute from her downtown workplace." - View Article
January 20, 2008 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch Spotlight Article "IT MAY SEEM HARD TO BELIEVE, but upscale condos in the Central West End are available starting at $99,000. Even more amazing, these condos are located within walking distance to Forest Park, MetroLink, hospitals and major universities, as well as great restaurants and the area's hottest entertainment districts." - View Article
January, 2008 - Alive Magazine
"Modern times call for modern living—enter Metropolis DeBaliviere Place. And a Metropolis it is indeed, facilitating
an overdue rebirth of this historic neighborhood with stylish rehabbed condo conversions situated at the center of culture and activity near the Central West End. Ranging in price from $140,000 up to $250,000, these affordable homes are prime real estate for singles, nearby students and young and mid-career professionals." - View Article
October 26, 2007 - St. Louis Business Journal
"When people talk about investing in a child's future, they're usually referring to education. Some parents with children in St. Louis-area colleges are taking that phrase a step further. Rather than paying rent for an off-campus apartment, they're investing by buying a condominium for the student." - View Article
August 2, 2007 - West End Word Article
"While most dog parks are on land owned by developers and are paid for through fundraising and member-ship fees, the Pershing park would have cosponsors in Pulaski Bank, Mills Properties’ Metropolis DeBaliviere and the DeBaliviere Place neighborhood association. The co-sponsors would cover construction costs, which Ward said are often more than one would expect for a fairly simple park." - View Article
February 18, 2007 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch Spotlight Article "With over 240 condos sold, Metropolis DeBaliviere Place continues to grow and live up to its name. The revitalized neighborhood is located at the center of culture and activity - within moments of Forest Park, hospitals, Washington University, St. Louis University, Clayton, The U-City Loop, and the clubs and restaurants of the Central West End. Plus, Metropolis offers possibly the best MetroLink access in the entire Metropolitan area." - View Article
September 3, 2006 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch Spotlight Article "The Up and Coming Metropolis DeBaliviere Place neighborhood is within moments of Forest Park, Washington University, St. Louis University, Clayton, the U-City loop, and the clubs and restaurants of the Central West End." - View Article
July 2006 - Riverfront Times Article "Within moments of Forest Park, Clayton, the U-City loop, and the clubs and restaurants of the Central West End, Metropolis Condominiums are perfectly situated. The active urban lifestyle flourishes here. All three lines of the MetroLink will soon converge at Metropolis." - View Article
January 15, 2006 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch Spotlight Article "Metropolis Condominiums provide a smart choice for those who value the central location, culture, history and active lifestyle offered by the Central West End. These newly rehabbed condo conversions are bordered by some of St. Louis’ premier private streets and homes – and conveniently located to Forest Park, hospitals, Washington University, St. Louis University, Clayton and the U-City Loop." - View Article
October 28, 2005 - St. Louis Business Journal "Condominiums in the development, called Metropolis, sell for $140,000 to $250,000, making them a lower-cost alternative to those being developed in the nearby Central West End, most of which start at more than $200,000. Metropolis is in the DeBaliviere Place neighborhood, which is west of the Central West End and immediately north of Forest Park, near Washington University." - View Article
