Pyramid Companies

With in-house architecture, development, construction, sales and leasing, this turnkey organization delivered new possibilities for the City of St. Louis, building more than 560 new homes and 700 apartments from 1992-2009. The company's legacy includes important groundwork leading to today's St. Louis. Bridging Lafayette Square with Soulard, the King Louis Square Apartments were recognized as one of the most successful HOPE VI developments in the nation. Over $16 million in infill homes brought new options for residents of historic neighborhoods. The landmark Elder Shirt Lofts, completed in 2005, were only the second residential conversion in the CBD. Pyramid went on to deliver over 895,000 square feet and 512 residential units downtown, including the Paul Brown Apartments, 2020 Washington, Railway Lofts and Bankers Lofts. Taking on the challenges of St. Louis Centre led to the 2010 removal of the multi-story skybridge over Washington Avenue, setting the stage for today's vibrant MX retail district.