by Kevin Bryant, President of Kingsway Development In 2015, when we began our work in Fountain Park, there was no coordinated redevelopment strategy for our section of North St. Louis. There were vacant buildings lining Delmar, and over 200 vacant or derelict properties in Fountain Park. Persistent crime, shuttered storefronts, and decades of disinvestment was the backdrop for disinvestment planning decisions that had long divided this city — physically and economically. King

Eric L. Clark, a seasoned freelance writer specializing in community development and emerging entrepreneurs, has built a reputation for telling the stories of visionaries who are reshaping neighborhoods and creating opportunity where it’s needed most.With a keen eye for transformative projects that bridge economic growth and social impact, Clark recently interviewed Kevin Bryant, president of Kingsway Development Corp., about his ambitious new project in Fountain Park — a dev

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By Jesse Van Tol Jesse Van Tol is chief executive officer of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition. April 8, 2019 at 2:35 p.m....