Company Buys Raytheon Property, Plans Mixed-use Development

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Mon, 07/27/2015 - 3:53pm

ST. PETERSBURG -- A St. Louis company that specializes in redeveloping environmentally troubled properties has acquired the controversial 29-acre Raytheon property, calling it a "pure opportunity" for mixed-use development. Officers of Commercial Development Company said

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