If Kansas City’s leaders want to learn about the economics of a 1,000-room convention hotel, they could drive 200 miles east and talk to the folks who recently foreclosed on the Renaissance Hotel in downtown St. Louis. Instead, they’re spending $500,000…
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Loading ...A small item in today’s Wall Street Journal should stand as a big “caution” sign for St. Louis officials as they negotiate a development deal for Ballpark Village. Cordish, the village’s developer, is also in charge of the Kansas City Power and…
(2 votes, average: 4 out of 5) Loading ...Missouri’s casinos clearly don’t like competition. They lobbied hard for voter passage of Proposition A, which caps the number of casino licenses in the state at 13. Now, casinos in western Missouri don’t have to worry about competition directly across…
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