St. Louis’ largest mortgage lenders
Information on The List is from Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data made available by the Federal Financial Institutions Examinations Council. Only lenders with a home or branch office locally, according to FFIEC criteria, were considered for the list. Loans made through third-party lenders, such as brokers or wholesale lenders, are attributed to the listed financial institutions if the financial institution makes the credit decision.
One of Dayton’s top companies continues adding to its portfolio
A Miami Township-based real estate investment firm has added to its ever-growing portfolio with a purchase in North Carolina. The move comes after the company cleared $4 billion in assets last month.
St. Louis’ largest residential real estate agencies
Information on The List was supplied by individual companies and company representatives through questionnaires and could not be independently verified by the St. Louis Business Journal. Local is defined as St. Louis, St. Charles, Lincoln, Warren, Franklin, Washington and Jefferson counties and the city of St. Louis in Missouri; and St. Clair, Madison, Jersey, Clinton, Calhoun, Macoupin, Bond and Monroe counties in Illinois.
A penthouse in a LEED-certified Back Bay building is on the market for $10M
A penthouse in the Clarendon is on the market, listed for $9.950M by Tracy Campion of Campion & Company. The penthouse has 3,545 square feet of space, a contemporary chef’s kitchen, three bedroom suites and floor-to-ceiling windows. See photos.
Restaurateur Paul Jansen’s latest venture offers digital marketing services for eateries
Paul Jansen's path to becoming a restaurateur has been unorthodox, but the lessons he's learned along the way will guide his next venture into digital marketing and brand management.
Campbell Soup may sell yogurt business after $2.7B deal for Louisville-based Sovos Brands
The big soup company's CEO says it won't mess with Rao's Homemade pasta sauces. “That’s part of what the magic is here.”
Hutch’s owner brings luxury dining to downtown in new venture: Angeline
With a menu focused on coastal Italian seafood, as well as prime steaks, chops and house-made pasta, Angeline will offer French-style table service and a full wine program.
Downtown Delaware buildings to be converted into restaurant, coworking and experiential retail space
The renovated buildings will include coworking space as well as a local restaurant and retailer, and possibly a speakeasy cocktail bar.
Journal Profile: Sosa brothers encapsulate entrepreneurial dream
From their roots in Mexico City and Monterrey to moving with their mother to the U.S., Roy Sosa and Bertrand Sosa have found a place amongst Austin's business luminaries. Learn more about their backgrounds, their hobbies and the business leaders they look up to in this Journal Profile — a weekly feature that brings ABJ readers into the lives of influential Central Texans.
4 areas to invest amidst a recession obsession
With looming economic uncertainty on the horizon, investors remain reasonably concerned about how best to invest ahead of a potential recession. J.P. Morgan Private Bank released our Mid-Year Outlook which pairs J.P. Morgan proprietary data with actionable investment strategies to identify key areas for investors to consider throughout the rest of this year. Below are four areas we see of most interest to investors in the Pacific Northwest region.
1.Rebuild equity portfolios for the next bull market.…