Steph Kukuljan is a Treasurer at [Employer]. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, with a focus on commercial and residential real estate, real estate development, and the housing market. Her work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Times-News of Twin Falls, Idaho, Elko Daily Free Press, and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, among others.
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Steph Kukuljan's coverage is focused on local news in St. Louis, Missouri, with a strong emphasis on real estate and business developments. She often reports on government announcements and private sector initiatives related to the real estate industry.
If you have insights or stories related to new real estate developments, historic designations, tax credits for property development, or business expansions specifically within the St. Louis area or relevant to local policy changes impacting these areas, Steph would be an ideal contact.
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By: Steph Kukuljan
After an 11-hour meeting, the Board of Adjustment unanimously upheld the conditional use permit for a 120 megawatt data center near the historic Armory at Market Street and Vandeventer Avenue with seven additional requirements primarily concerning environmental protections.
By: Steph Kukuljan
Construction has started on a new apartment building in Downtown West, the first of three multifamily projects the developers are hoping to build in the neighborhood.
There have been no break-ins at downtown's beleaguered Railway Exchange Building after the city changed security tactics
By: Steph Kukuljan
A city agency has agreed to send money to two St. Louis renovations, including one of a historic South City theater.
Steph Kukuljan Real estate and development
By: Steph Kukuljan
Two parking garages just north of downtown St. Louis' Kiener Plaza will undergo renovations its new owners hope will bring new retail.
By: Steph Kukuljan
Data centers using more than 10 megawatts of power would only be allowed in industrial areas and areas designated for larger-scale business uses under a list of proposed regulations from St. Louis County.
Members of the House's Future Caucus said their legislation will focus on AI accountability, creating guardrails around water and power consumption, and requiring human involvement in AI-assisted medical decisions.
By: Steph Kukuljan
A special commission on Wednesday endorsed plans for a new $39.5 million Midtown taxing district to fund streetscape and infrastructure projects despite concerns from at least one member of the panel.
By: Steph Kukuljan
The St. Louis Planning Commission meeting devolved into confusion and anger late Wednesday after an undisclosed "elected official" urged commissioners to rethink their decisions around the city's proposed data center rules.
