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Incentives Must Benefit St. Louis Residents

People often ask if a project meets the "but for test". We need to be asking

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Incentives That Serve Our Community

We advocate for responsible development in St. Louis, ensuring that public funds prioritize community needs over private profits, fostering a city that benefits all its residents.

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Development Concerns

Exploring the impact of incentives on St. Louis communities.

Incentive Analysis

Understanding funding diversion in local development projects.

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Community Impact

Assessing how development affects St. Louis residents' lives.

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A modern multi-story glass building with balconies extends along an urban street, displaying a sign about upcoming condominium availability. Several people are walking on the adjacent sidewalk, some with dogs, and new construction seems underway. The sky is partly cloudy, and surrounding buildings indicate a dense city setting.

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