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MissouriCRE

Cassidy Turley to market historic Butler Brothers building in St. Louis

Staff Writer April 5, 2017
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butler brothers buildingCassidy Turley senior managing directors Michael Hanrahan and Paul Hilton have been selected to market the historic 718,660-square-foot Butler Brothers building located at 1717 Olive St. in St. Louis’ Central Business District.

“We’re thrilled to market one of the last, large historic buildings located Downtown,” said Hanrahan. “This is an incredible opportunity for an investor to own an entire city block in downtown St. Louis.”

This multi-family residential loft redevelopment opportunity is located in St. Louis’ Loft District. A preliminary redevelopment plan includes 342 multi-family units with 397 garage parking spaces and two retail spaces. Approvals for an additional two-story penthouse of about 71,277 square feet have been obtained.

The property, built in 1906 and designed by Muarhan, Russell & Gasden, is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and is presently approved for state and federal historic tax credits to support redevelopment costs.

Butler Brothers Wholesale Department Store and Merchandise Company operated as a mail-order catalogue wholesaler serving local retail stores. In 1927, Butler Brothers opened the iconic Ben Franklin Stores, one of the first retail franchises, and the property functioned as a regional warehouse supporting this famous retail chain.

Some work already has been done to the vacant eight-story building to prepare for renovation and restoration. The first floor and basement currently serve as a parking garage with 200 spaces. The second through eighth floors of the building retain an interior light court. The property, located on 2.10 acres, offers easy access to Interstates 64 and 70.

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