- 1124 Tyler Street (MLK 3000 LLC, February 2007, $45,000)

August 2008. 1122-1124 is the building on the right.
Blairmont owns the half on the right; a private citizen has the left half at 1122. Neither seems to be making very good use of the building, which is tucked away in a rather hidden corner of Old North, right under the old elevated rail lines (slated to become a bike path.)
Now, wouldn't you be shocked to discover that Blairmont owns a building that was inhabited just a few short years ago?

August 2008

May 2003 - photograph by Kevin Kieffer
Of course you wouldn't!
How 'bout if I told you that the city had to board up Blairmont's building for them? No? Not a shock either?

What if I told you that the building still isn't secure? That wouldn't surprise you either?

Is there anything about Blairmont that does come as a shock at this point? Anything at all?
- Links:
- 1124 Tyler at the city's Geo St Louis database
- Aerial view from Maps.Live.com
- More on Blairmont:
Built St. Louis || Ecology of Absence || What Can I Do?
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