MAP Property Holdings, in partnership with St. Louis architecture firm Trivers and Cushman & Wakefield, announced plans for the renovation of key common areas of the building as part of a reintroduction to the market of One US Bank Plaza, a 36-story, 658,000-square-foot Class-A office building in downtown St. Louis.
Renovations will begin in Spring 2025 with Greiner Construction as General Contractor. Renovation plans include updated finishes throughout the common areas on the first and second floor, an in-building lunchtime food operator, two outdoor patio options, varied and unique third workspace options, an enhanced security focus and a refresh of outdoor plaza areas all to provide a premium employee and guest experience and also contribute to place making around 7th and Washington.
MAP’s $8.7 million investment stimulated a successful tenant-retention program resulting in more than 210,000 square feet of lease renewals. Additionally, it has been announced that US Bank recently relocated 300 employees from another location to the Downtown Class A tower, reaffirming the bank’s ongoing commitment to Downtown and its long-standing history with the project.
Minneapolis-based MAP acquired the building at 505 N. 7th St. in 2021. Cushman & Wakefield provides leasing and property management services at US Bank Tower, with Danielle Grubbs and Jim Mosby leading leasing efforts.
Renovations at US Bank Tower are in tandem with comprehensive plans to revitalize Downtown St. Louis in coordination with Design Downtown STL. Current commercial, residential and mixed-use development projects are valued at $2.2 billion, with more than 2,000 new residential units in the pipeline for the next five years. In the prior decade, Downtown’s population grew 29%.
