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- Location One
- Missouri and Illinois communities have posted information on this website about available properties. Ameren UE provides this LocationOne® Information System.
Look here to quickly pre-screen available buildings or sites based on your project parameters.
- St. Louis County - Department of Revenue Real Estate Information System
- You can search St. Louis County real estate by locator ID, owner, address, or subdivision. The website lists ownership, acreage, land use code, assessment, and other
information for each property.
- City of St. Louis - Property Search
- You can search the sale list by address, usage, and lot size. Details that are available for each property include parcel ID, description (i.e. former service
station), and length of parcel front and side. There are color photographs of some properties.
- St. Charles County - Economic Development Center
- The website lists available sites and buildings by name, city, zip, and acreage.
When you click on a name, you can get additional details, such as nearest highway and zoning.
- General Services Administration (GSA)
- The GSA is the landlord and real estate agent for the federal government. In 1997, GSA launched the Brownfields Redevelopment Initiative to identify and redeploy
underutilized federal properties. With the GSA online mapping tool, you can find underutilized federal properties in the St. Louis region.
- Leadership Council Southwestern Illinois
- The website has information about Madison and St. Clair Counties as a location for business. There is a map and details about six major business parks.
- WebBRIMS
- Recipients of brownfields grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have posted property information on this website.
Here you can access a report on property information, view maps and photos, and learn what assessment and remediation actions have been taken. As of March 2003, the website has information on only a few Missouri properties and no Illinois properties.
- Investments in Progress in the Urban Core of the St. Louis Region
- The St. Louis Regional Chamber & Growth Association maintains a website that provides a sampling of recent
project-specific investments and promising development opportunities in the St. Louis region's urban core.
NOTE: As of March 2003, St. Clair, Jefferson, Franklin, Madison, and Monroe counties did not have property
information available online.
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- Envirofacts Data Warehouse
- This U.S. Environmental Protection Agency website contains queries, maps, and reports on environmental information.
A new tool on this site is Window to My Environment, which has a wealth of information about land, air, and water quality for an area of your choice.
- EnviroMapper
- Use EnviroMapper to map various types of environmental information, including air releases, drinking water, toxic releases, hazardous wastes, water discharge permits, and
Superfund sites for your area of interest. Search by zipcode, city, or watershed.
- Community Environmental Resource Program (CERP)
- CERP is a monitoring and educational effort created to help residents, businesses and officials understand and deal with environmental issues in the cities of St. Louis and
East St. Louis. The CERP website has maps that show vacant buildings and brownfields sites in St. Louis and East St. Louis.
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