4240 Duncan

New Markets Tax Credit Coalition

Saint Louis,
MO
(2013)

4240 Duncan

Adult Education, College or Vocational Training, Community, Mixed-use

Project that includes a sophisticated laboratory and office environments for early-stage and mature biotech and medical companies, along with office space for Washington University and a café.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $29,700,000
Total Project Cost: $59,814,024

IMPACT

457 FTE jobs
411 construction jobs

CDEs

Central Bank of Kansas City, Consortium America, Urban Research Park CDE

Investor

US Bank

Project Description

Project that includes a sophisticated laboratory and office environments for early-stage and mature biotech and medical companies, along with office space for Washington University and a café.

MAP

Address: 4240 Duncan Avenue, Saint Louis, MO 63110

Census Tract: 29510118600

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