Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Pets and Company is planning to move to a new 10,000 square foot building in the same development as the future St. Louis Premium Outlets.
Chesterfield’s Pets and Company is building a new, larger home for its furry houseguests. The kennel and pet boarding business will be moving out of its current home on Edison Avenue after construction of the new, larger location on Chesterfield Airport Road is finished. Owner Coral Wallace said construction is planned to begin in June on the lot for the new Pets and Company, which is currently empty and sits across from Rombach’s Farm. It will be part of Chesterfield Blue Valley, the large, mixed-use commercial development that is home to the future St. Louis Premium Outlets. Wallace said they have been in operation for seven years and now need room to grow. The 10,000 square feet will be “almost double the space” of the current …
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
He's worried that two outlet malls may be one too many.
Chesterfield Mayor Bruce Geiger recently told KDSK he is worried about the competing efforts to construct two new outlet malls in the area. The two developments, Taubman Prestige Outlets and St. Louis Premium Outlets, are planned to open next fall and would be only about five miles apart. Together, they would add more than 600,000 square feet of retail space. Geiger said he is glad to see the interest in opening new businesses but added that it might be more than the region's consumers are capable of supporting. The report was also picked up by the St. Louis Business Journal and contrasts statements from the two companies, which have both said they expect their respective commercial ventures to do well. The mayor's statement is just the…
Monday, July 30, 2012
A white gravel road is what's apparent, so far, at Premium Outlets site.
Simon Properties, in conjuction with Chesterfield Blue Valley LLC, wants to develop about 50 acres as an outlets mall in Chesterfield Valley. The vacant property is just before the Daniel Boone Bridge over the Missouri River, and is within sight—if not adjacent to—Rombach Farm. The Premium Outlets shopping center would be one part of a 188-acre complex that could include a hotel, office space eventually, and other features, developers said. Development for the complex would require a reconfiguration of Olive Street Road and its intersection with Chesterfield Airport Road. Plans show the center's entrances from Olive Street Road. The property extends to Monarch Levee trail access, where primarily parking would be located, according to …
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
St. Louis Premium Outlets hosts a ceremony Wednesday, 9am, at the site.
A second proposed outlets mall breaks ground today, Wednesday, in a ceremony at the 60-acre site in Chesterfield Valley, just off I-64 before the Boone Bridge over the Missouri River. St. Louis Premium Outlets is intended to be part of a much larger complex of offices, hotel, restaurants and entertainment, according to developers. Chesterfield Blue Valley LLC owns the collection of land parcels, and partnered with Simon Property Group and Woodmont Outlets for the project. The project is yet to have all the okays necessary to build, but the process is ongoing apparently. City planners okayed a temporary sign for the outlets on Monday. The other outlets mall proposed for Chesterfield Valley is Taubman Prestige Outlets. It broke ground on …
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