Armory to 'temporarily close'
Armory to 'temporarily close' as owner Green Street seeks more financing
ST. LOUIS — Armory STL, the massive entertainment complex in Midtown that opened less than two years ago, will "temporarily close," a principal with owner Green Street said Wednesday, as the firm seeks more financing to finish the project.
Armory to close in latest trouble for St. Louis developer Green Street
It’s the latest sign of trouble at the Armory’s struggling developer, Green Street St. Louis, which appeared to be part of the venue’s ownership as well as the ownership of the historic 1938 Missouri National Guard armory building it repurposed for what was billed as “The biggest bar in STL.”
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