Homebuilder Chosen to Redevelop Jamestown Mall Site
A St. Louis homebuilder has been chosen to redevelop the 144-acre Jamestown Mall site in St. Louis into a mixed-use neighborhood.
St. Louis, MO, October 27, 2026 —
A St. Louis homebuilder has been selected to redevelop the 144-acre Jamestown Mall site in St. Louis, according to the available project summary. The proposed redevelopment is described as a mixed-use neighborhood.
The summary does not identify the homebuilder, provide a project name, or give details about the types of uses planned for the site. It also does not specify the selection process, the date of the decision, a construction schedule, or when work might begin.
No information was provided about the project’s proposed housing, commercial or other components, its cost, financing, or the parties involved beyond the unnamed homebuilder. The summary also does not say whether plans have received approvals, whether permits have been issued, or whether any public meetings or reviews are planned.
The site is identified as the former Jamestown Mall property and is reported to cover 144 acres. The available information does not describe the property’s current condition or outline what steps, if any, are expected before redevelopment can proceed.
As a result, the confirmed scope in the summary is limited to the selection of a St. Louis homebuilder and the stated intention to create a mixed-use neighborhood on the site. Further details about the developer, plans, approvals and timeline were not provided.
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