Wall Street Journal report calling downtown St. Louis a 'real estate nightmare'

[@brianmanning9271]

I would think you need to make downtown safer before more people want to come back to it.

[@AlwaysAwesome001]

St Louis needs to END LIBERAL MINDSET.

[@everettengbers3553]

@@AlwaysAwesome001 It wasn't the 'liberals' who moved manufacturing to CHI-NAH. When a manufacturing city loses its factories what do you think will happen? Couple that with white flight, abandonment, redlining and racism as well as the hundred or so 'municipalities' in the county that blood suck the city to death and you have a prescription for failure.

[@marvinbrando722]

The same building will be sold in 2 years for less than a million

[@EricaMcgoldrick]

I live in St Louis Wall Street journal is correct. Unfortunately, the heads of St Louis want to convey it is something it's not all the time. It's a dying city there's no other explanation other than that

[@RebelsBestFriend]

I am SO HAPPY St. Louis has bounced back! NOT! It continues to crater. These guys need their jobs they'll say anything. FYI, in 2006 the AT&T Tower sold for $205 million and in 2022 it just sold for $4 million. Oh, yeah, the "city is bouncing back".

[@marvinbrando722]

Lol hahahahaha. You got it

[@Ospery157]

HaHa. I used to live in STL back in the 90's. It always had crime issues and that affected its image and business growth. Plus, its divisions between the County and City governments compounded these issues. I'm so glad I don't live there anymore.

[@marvinbrando722]

Well, today is even worse.

[@rickyedwards5480]

Crime is down, fear is up. 🤔😂🤣😂❄ Bye.

[@izellthomasdorvel]

lol that’s I lie I was just there ok vacation the was so empty 90 percent of restaurants and shops where boarded up 😅 we left after 2 days

[@marvinbrando722]

Safer, safer and more safer. That's all the city should do. Instead, they are pro criminals. Forget it. It is over

[@rickyedwards5480]

Crime is down. Fear is up.🤔🤣😂🤣❄