Edison Condos & Sheraton Hotel
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400 South 14th Street
St. Louis, MO 63103
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This former warehouse with its striking mural on the west and southern exposures has been redeveloped by Don Breckenridge, Gundaker commercial group and Hardesty. The $72 million project includes the Sheraton City Center hotel, and 54 build to suit condominiums units on the upper floors. There is a large interior atrium as well as substantial parking.
The Edison Brothers warehouse was built by J.C. Penney in 1928 as a regional distribution facility. In 1983, Edison Brothers commissioned Richard Haas to paint a trompe l'oeil mural that uses themes from the 1904 World's Fair on three of the building's four sides. Vacant for four years, a group of investors led by Donald Breckenridge acquired the building and turned it into a mixed-use rehabilitation project.
A 292-suite Sheraton hotel occupies floors 1, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 13, while floors 9-12 house the 54 condominium units. Floors 2, 3 and 4 are used for parking spaces. An atrium measuring 50 feet wide stretches from the fifth to thirteenth floors. The building also features a restaurant, bar, and coffee shop at street level.
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Developer Donald Breckenridge, Gundaker, Hardesty
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Owner Breckenridge Edison Development LC/GHH Investments
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Architect Hemni & Associates
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Square Footage 1,000,000
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Project Cost
$ 72,000,000
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Funding Source(s)
$5.3M TIF, Tax Abatement for condos, $700k Brownfield Remediation Tax Credits, $5.2M Historic Tax Credits
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Status Complete
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