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Washington Loft District Riverfront apartment - view included Downtown - The Future is HERE! Downtown is dancing to a new beat.  Life has returned to the streets and housing opportunities are springing up on every corner.  The very best of everything the region has to offer can be found at the heart of the metropolitan region.  Always known for fine dining, rich and varied nightlife and world-class cultural attractions, Downtown is becoming one of the City’s most vital and desired neighborhoods. Luxury high rise apartments, traditional garden apartments, rental and for sale lofts offer a wide range of options for would be residents.  Voted the number one sports town in America, St. Louis is proud to bring residents and visitors alike the tradition  of hometown sporting events.  Dowtown is home to the St. Louis Blues, Rams, and Cardinals.  Whether its a trip to the grocers, shopping or clubing, all the common neighborhood amenities are just a short walk away.  So put the car away and walk to work, grab a bite to eat, catch a game or see a concert, then get up early and watch the sun come up behind the Gateway Arch.  The word is on the street, for convenience and style...  nothing beats Downtown.

Nightlife swings into action Street parties share the summer with Cardinal baseball Institutions Downtown St. Louis is the region's hub of employment, commerce, tourism and entertainment. It is home to corporate giants and start-up businesses. Recent development activities like the Riverfront area and the riverboat activities has turned St. Louis into a city "on the go." The recently expanded America's Center has increased its exhibition space by fifty percent and is now attracting larger conventions, exhibits, and trade shows; it now can accommodate multiple events. The recent opening of Kiel Center in Midtown, and the America's Center has placed St. Louis on the forefront of professional sports. Continued development of hotels, restaurants, and retail is paving the road for reestablishing St. Louis to its historic splendor. The rich architectural wealth and historical sites like the Gateway Arch, the Old Court House, Laclede's Landing and the Old Cathedral, provides quality educational and recreational opportunities to area residents and visitors alike. Location The City's Downtown neighborhood is defined by Cole and Carr Streets to the North, and Chouteau Avenue to the South. The Eastern edge is defined by the Mississippi River, and the Western edge by South Tucker Boulevard (formerly 12th Street). The Downtown West neighborhood is defined by Cole street to the North, and Chouteau to the South. The Eastern edge is defined by Tucker Boulevard, and the Western edge by Jefferson Boulevard.

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