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A multifamily community with a pool and a gym is one thing (and it’s great). But a property with a partnership with the most recent World Series winner? That’s another. In this Top Marketers podcast, Jordana Rothberg, associate editor, Multi-Housing News, is joined by Nicholle Soendker, director of residential marketing, Cordish Living. Together, they talk about Cordish Living’s partnerships that shape its residential communities.
View StoryThese shifts create a unique and vibrant environment that caters to the diverse needs of urban dwellers. The Cordish Companies have taken a pioneering approach in this regard. They intentionally blend residential and urban sectors to create unique environments.
View StoryNew residents that move into One Cardinal Way will receive free rent as long as the Cardinals are playing in the post-season! This offer could result in free rent until November. Reach out to the leasing team to learn more.
View StoryThe best time to move into One Cardinal Way is right now! New residents don't pay rent as long as the Cardinals are playing in the rest of regular season and into the post-season. That means that you could not pay rent until November!
View StoryWith two phases of Ballpark Village already complete, the St. Louis Cardinals are starting to look ahead to the mixed-use district’s future. DeWitt shed light on plans for the next phase of Ballpark Village during a conversation. DeWitt also discussed the Cardinals’ recent managerial change, a potential Major League Baseball work stoppage and the future of his family’s ownership of the franchise.
View StoryThe 29-story luxury apartment tower is located adjacent to Busch Stadium. As the signature building of a multi-block development on former surface parking lots, the project is part of a vibrant new district in downtown St. Louis.
View StoryResidents hang out in the water as they stay cool in the pool at One Cardinal Way watching the St. Louis Cardinals play the Detroit Tigers at Busch Stadium in St. Louis on Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2021. . Wednesday's sweltering heat and humidity are expected to continue into the weekend. The Cardinals defeated the Tigers 3-2 in extra innings. One Cardinal Way is currently 100% leased but management says they expect some openings for new tenants in the fall, beginning in September.
View StoryOne Cardinal Way, in the center of Ballpark Village, with views into the stadium from outdoor sundecks with seating, outdoor cooking stations, infinity pool and a resort-like vibe sets the bar high for the ultimate St. Louis luxury lifestyle -- except of course if you root for teams other than the Redbirds.
View StoryInside One Cardinal Way, a luxury apartment high-rise that officially opened in Ballpark Village in August, art abounds – from a custom mural by Atlanta-based artist Tyrus Lytton to marble sculptures by Przemyslaw Kordys (another Georgian) to portraits of pups with baseballs. So it should come as no surprise that Marcia Moore Design’s client, who has an acute art collection of his own, wanted to call One Cardinal Way home.
View StoryThanks to Atlanta-based Canvas Art Consultants, the lucky folks who call this 29-story, 297-unit property home also can experience a brand-new permanent, bespoke assemblage of custom baseball-related memorabilia including approximately 150 original paintings on canvas, pen and ink drawings, digitally drawn caricatures, photography, sculpture and more — all with references to St. Louis and the city’s pro baseball team.
View StoryThe St. Louis Cardinals and The Cordish Companies are excited to announce that One Cardinal Way has been awarded two Best in American Living™ Awards (BALA) by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). The luxury residential tower located in Ballpark Village in Downtown St. Louis was recognized as the 2020 'Best in Region' for the Central Region of the United States. One Cardinal Way was also awarded the Platinum award for Multi-Family Development 8 Stories & Over, For Rent.
View StoryThe design theme throughout the building features murals, photography, sculptures and artwork with references to St. Louis and the St. Louis Cardinals.
View StoryNews 4 got a first look at how One Cardinal Way residents are living in the lap of luxury downtown St. Louis. The 29-story tower sits next to Busch Stadium and opened a couple of months ago. From memorabilia to paintings, the design theme is all about St. Louis and the St. Louis Cardinals.
View StoryThe Cardinals must watch the Los Angeles Dodgers and Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series. But those who want to watch the Cardinals next season will find the finally complete One Cardinal Way with some of the best views in town.
View StoryOne Cardinal Way officially opened for move-in on Aug. 1, 2020 and executives say there was a rush to get moved in and catch some of the game day action and views overlooking Busch Stadium during the unique 2020 baseball season. The inside features an entire level dedicated to communal living with multiple common areas and a fully functioning kitchen that can be used by residents or for special demonstration events planned by the building.
View StoryThe 29-story, 297-unit apartment building features stunning, unparalleled views of Busch Stadium, as well as luxury amenities like a rooftop pool and deck, screening and game rooms, floor-to-ceiling windows and high-end finishes. The design theme throughout the building features murals, photography, sculptures and artwork with references to St. Louis and the St. Louis Cardinals.
View StoryAt One Cardinals Way in St. Louis, however, a new $120 million ballpark-side luxury rental building owned in a partnership between the St. Louis Cardinals and The Cordish Cos., leasing jumped in recent months for units overlooking the baseball field. The 29-story tower is part of a $360 million mixed-use neighborhood called Ballpark Village, with retail, restaurant and residential properties. It opens in August, just as games begin at Busch Stadium. Rents range from $1,400 to $7,900 per month.
View StoryFor superfans who want to live right by the action, One Cardinal Way will open on August 1 at the corner of Clark and Broadway. The luxury residential tower has more than 200 units with direct views into Busch Stadium, and a stadium-facing amenity deck that features an infinity-edge pool, indoor/outdoor bar, outdoor LED viewing screen, and entertainment room.
View StoryThe first residents in the apartment tower are moving in this month, and one of the only ways to see a game this season in person is at the balcony at Ballpark Village.
View StoryAmerican sports teams are doubling down on ambitious real-estate projects, despite the coronavirus pandemic that has shut down most live entertainment from coast to coast.
View StorySports & Social St. Louis and the Bullock at Live! by Loews are two of the newest additions to open at downtown’s Ballpark Village complex.
View StoryNews 4 took a hard hat tour Thursday, and members of the public will get a chance to tour the facility beginning Friday. Tours of the 29-story tower are available seven days a week by appointment only. The public can look inside an eighth floor model unit and other parts of the property.
View StoryOn Thursday, the St. Louis Cardinals and the Cordish Companies unveiled the 17th floor furnished apartment homes in One Cardinal Way. The apartment complex is a portion of the Ballpark Village Phase 2 expansion plan. The units will be available to move into by August 1 and include a view into Busch Stadium from each bedroom.
View StoryThings are looking up at One Cardinal Way. The view looking down onto Busch Stadium is showing signs that baseball is returning.
View StoryIf that's true and the Cardinals aren't allowed to sell tickets at Busch Stadium or in the seats at Ballpark Village, the amenities deck on the eighth floor or an apartment window facing the stadium will be the best view out there.
View StoryOne Cardinal Way is now offering in-person hard hat as well as virtual tours. Schedule your tour now to see views of Busch Stadium, The Gateway Arch and the river from the 17th floor of the building.
View StoryImagine watching Cardinals baseball from a personal apartment window, an open terrace or even a swimming pool. That's what residents of One Cardinal Way, 601 Clark Ave., will enjoy as part of their experience in this new, 29-story building rising in downtown St. Louis, next to Ballpark Village and across the street from Busch Stadium.
View StoryOne Cardinal Way is giving hard hat tours of their one and two-bedroom and penthouse apartment homes. Marnie Sauls the executive director of residential management for Cordish Living joined Fox 2 to discuss how good the views are and when potential renters can take tours.
View StoryThe St. Louis Cardinals and The Cordish Companies announced they will begin to offer hard hat tours for interested renters starting May 26. The tour will include a look inside a model unit located on the building’s 8th-floor amenity level. That level also includes the amenities deck, which is one of the prize features of the coming 29-story luxury apartment tower in downtown St. Louis.
View StoryParic work crews began dismantling the last crane over One Cardinal Way near Broadway and Clark Monday morning. The 29-story building is over 60 percent leased and potential new residents are having to see the structure virtually.
View StoryConstruction at One Cardinal Way at Ballpark Village continues, but the move-in date for new residents has now been pushed back from late June to August 1st.
View StoryMarnie Sauls from Cordish Living is here to tell us the latest developments on "One Cardinal Way" in Ballpark Village.
View StoryA tour of the latest construction at the new luxury apartments opening this summer in St. Louis included a look from the amenities deck with a view into Busch Stadium.
View Story5 On Your Side toured the new hotel, which includes 216 rooms and 19 suites. Some rooms feature walkout balconies that overlook Busch Stadium.
View StoryThe 13 planned or under construction projects on this week’s Downtown Developments List promise to continue revitalizing St. Louis’ central business district. We're highlighting some specific projects and what they mean for downtown St. Louis.
View StoryThe $260 million expansion of Ballpark Village reached its latest milestone Wednesday, as the St. Louis Cardinals and development partner The Cordish Companies celebrated the topping out of the 29-story One Cardinal Way luxury residential tower.
View StoryBallpark Village continues to evolve as a live-work-play development since the first phase opened in 2014. In addition to the hotel, an office tower is under construction, plus One Cardinal Way, a 300-room apartment tower overlooking left field at Busch Stadium. To this point, 45 percent of the apartments have been leased ahead of the June opening, according to DeWitt.
View StoryThe slogan for the downtown development’s $260 million second phase: “We’re bringing the village to Ballpark Village.” The project includes the Live! by Loews hotel, a Class A office building, retail, restaurant, and entertainment space, and a 29-story high-rise luxury residential tower, One Cardinal Way, scheduled for completion in 2020. The project is expected to create 1,500 construction jobs and 1,000 permanent jobs.
View StoryOne Cardinal Way is part of the 700,000-square-foot phase two expansion at Ballpark Village that also includes a 10-story Class A office building, a three-story retail building anchored by Onelife Fitness and a Live! by Loews hotel.
View StoryViews from One Cardinal Way, a residential high-rise under construction near Busch Stadium, is a 29 story, 570,000 square foot building that will have 297 apartments for rent. Residents are expected to begin moving into the building in June of 2020. Photos by David Carson and Laurie Skrivan
View StoryCardinals president Bill DeWitt III says they are ahead of pre-leasing projections at One Cardinal Way. KMOX News rode the construction elevator to the 10th and 17th floors of the residential tower with DeWitt, who says 40 percent of units are already claimed. A similar project by development partner Cordish Companies in Kansas City was only 25 percent leased at this point.
View StoryThe Cardinals plan was always to have a “village” across the street from Busch Stadium. Those initial plans were put on hold when the economy stalled. But now phase 2 is underway. There’s a hotel and office building going up to the west of the existing Ballpark Village structure. To the east is a new 29 story apartment building. It’s scheduled to open in the summer of 2020. FOX-2 Sports Director Martin Kilcoyne gets a tour from Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III.
View StoryBallpark Village is rising. From Kiener Plaza, to across the river, to your seats inside Busch Stadium, you can't miss the new additions to the St. Louis skyline.
View StoryIn order to compete with the marketing clout of far larger hotel chains, Jonathan Tisch knows that Loews Hotels has to differentiate itself from the competition.
View StoryLike last season, construction on Ballpark Village's $260 million expansion will provide a backdrop to Busch Stadium. The Business Journal recently took an inside look where the project stands.
View StoryWhen Cardinals fans go to Busch Stadium this season, they’ll have a good view of a major construction project under way at Ballpark Village. A 29-story luxury residential tower, 10-story office building and 216-room hotel are rising into the St. Louis skyline, just across the street from the stadium.
View StoryPaul Goldschmidt hasn’t played a single game that counts for the Cardinals — opening day is Thursday, and the home opener is April 4 — but already the hard-slugging first baseman is making an impact at Busch Stadium.
View StoryST. LOUIS — Construction on phase II of Ballpark Village is rolling along right on schedule according to the Cardinals and the Cordish Companies. One of the biggest parts of the project is the One Cardinal Way apartment building. On Wednesday the Cordish Companies released some new renderings of what the highly anticipated downtown apartments are slated to look like.
View StoryShark Bar is the newest spot sinking its teeth into Ballpark Village. The surf-themed watering hole opens Friday in the space formerly occupied by Howl at the Moon, a dueling pianos bar.
View StoryOpening Day, Spring 2020: Luxury living like never before is heading to the heart of St. Louis. And like all great things, this exciting development didn’t happen overnight, but over time. It’s the result of going about things the right way—doing things the Cardinal Way.
View StoryOur list of office buildings doesn’t typically change much, but this year some noteworthy developments are on the horizon.
View StoryAnticipation is building for the expansion of St. Louis’s Ballpark Village, with some amenities opening this year and apartments being met with demand.
View StoryIt’s 18 months before anyone will be moving in, but the St. Louis Cardinals and their development partner, the Cordish Cos., say they’ve already signed up tenants for 25 percent of the apartments in the 297-unit apartment tower under construction next to Busch Stadium.
View StoryOn Wednesday, potential renters will be able to get a glimpse of the highly-anticipated One Cardinal Way luxury apartments, thanks to a virtual tour.
View StoryYou can now take a virtual tour of the Ballpark Village expansion. The new One Cardinal Way luxury residential tower is under construction as part of the $260 million phases of Ballpark Village.
View StorySpring training's still a few weeks away but excitement's building at Ballpark Village downtown. The St. Louis Cardinals and the Cordish Companies take the wraps off One Cardinal Way currently under construction next to Busch Stadium.
View StoryWhen you think of the country's best cities for nightlife, chances are your mind goes straight to Las Vegas, New York, Los Angeles and the like. Perhaps it's time to reframe your thinking – you may be surprised by some of the spots to crack our top 10.
View StorySt. Louis has had a banner year for construction in 2018. The number of building permits issued was up in 17 of the city's 28 wards. The value of new projects totals more than $1 billion, and dozens of projects are on the drawing board, or ready to break ground, in 2019.
View StoryIf you drive on Interstate 64 it’s impossible to miss major redevelopment projects unfolding in Midtown St. Louis.
View StoryApartment projects in the city of St. Louis and the region’s western suburbs defined local multifamily development in 2018.
View StoryA new look for Ballpark Village continues to come closer to reality. Nearly a year after the St. Louis Cardinals, along with their development partner Cordish Cos., broke ground on Ballpark Village’s $260 million, 700,000-square-foot second phase, construction on the project continues to progress on schedule.
View StoryTake a look at the history of, and the future plans for, Ballpark Village in downtown St. Louis.
View StoryOfficials plunged ceremonial shovels into the dirt at the future site of Live! by Loews at Ballpark Village on Monday. The $65 million hotel, at the corner of Clark and 8th streets, is part of the $260-million, second phase of the development. The hotel is a part of the living space that Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III said will put the “village” in Ballpark Village.
View StoryThe St. Louis Cardinals, the Cordish Cos. and Loews Hotels & Co. officially broke ground Tuesday on the new $65 million Live! by Loews hotel being built as part of phase two of Ballpark Village.
View StoryAt 700 Clark Avenue in downtown St. Louis they play baseball, capacity 45,538. Busch Stadium Three has called this home since 2006. But this season, they`re subtracting a few seats to make a few additions.
View StoryAt 700 Clark Avenue in downtown St. Louis they play baseball, capacity 45,538. Busch Stadium Three has called this home since 2006. But this season, they`re subtracting a few seats to make a few additions.
View StoryThe St. Louis Cardinals, along with development partner Cordish Cos., broke ground in December on the $260 million second phase of Ballpark Village.
View StoryThree new commercial developments that are expected to start construction this year figure to drastically alter the downtown St. Louis landscape for years to come. Combined, the projects represent nearly half a billion dollars in new development in downtown after years of inactivity.
View StoryCardinals president Bill DeWitt III says "the success of (Ballpark Village) phase one has given us confidence to go even bigger in a second phase."
View StoryThe Cardinals confirmed that accounting firm PwC will anchor the 117,000-square-foot office portion of the development, which will be totally complete in 2020.
View StoryST. LOUIS — In a year that placed monuments at the center of civic strife, a $380 million project to expand the grounds and visitor center at the Gateway Arch, the tallest man-made monument in the Western Hemisphere, is bringing people together in this Mississippi River city.
View StoryA day after the city approved a key piece of the project’s financial package, Ballpark Village developers gave a clear signal that the project’s second phase is ramping up with a Wednesday announcement that a major hotel is joining the restaurants, office space and apartments planned along Clark Avenue.
View StoryST. LOUIS, Oct. 4, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Loews Hotels & Co, a wholly owned subsidiary of Loews Corporation (NYSE: L), announced today plans to build its first ever St. Louis hotel, which will be part of Ballpark Village's $260 million expansion project. Ballpark Village, developed by the St. Louis Cardinals and The Cordish Companies, is a mixed-use dining and entertainment district adjacent to Busch Stadium. The hotel will debut as Live! by Loews – St. Louis, MO, a partnership between Loews Hotels & Co., The Cordish Companies and the St. Louis Cardinals.
View StoryBallpark Village is among 25 developments worldwide in the running for a global excellence award from the Urban Land Institute.
View StoryCardinals president Bill DeWitt III says "the success of (Ballpark Village) phase one has given us confidence to go even bigger in a second phase."
View StoryST. LOUIS- Ballpark Village has been selected as finalist for Urban Land Institute`s Global Awards for Excellence. It’s a cool title, but what does it mean?
View StoryAt least that’s what Fox Sports said when it named St. Louis the top baseball city in North America. Cardinals fans’ enthusiasm topped that of fans in Chicago, Boston and San Francisco.
View StoryThe largest developments in downtown St. Louis ranked by estimated project cost.
View StoryLate last week, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen gave final approval to the second phase of Ballpark Village, allowing the project to move forward.
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