St louis Properties News

2 suburban St. Louis men accused of mortgage fraud (Jefferson City News Tribune)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Two suburban St. Louis men have been indicted on charges they committed mortgage fraud in southeast Missouri, U.S. Attorney Catherine Hanaway said Monday.

Casino profit rise helped by new St. Louis location (The Springfield News-Leader)
Kansas City -- October riverboat gambling revenues rose 4 percent statewide over the same month a year ago, but that number is skewed by a new St. Louis casino that wasn't included in last year's tally.

Two St. Louis-area businessmen accused of operating mortgage fraud scheme centered in Sikeston, Mo. (Southeast Missourian)
Two St. Louis-based businessmen who operated a mortgage brokerage in Southeast Missouri were charged with 34 federal felonies in connection with a mortgage fraud scheme centered in Sikeston, Mo.In the 73-page indictment handed down in April but unsealed Monday, Russell T.

2 suburban St. Louis men accused of mortgage fraud (KMOV St. Louis)
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- The U.S. attorney's office announces federal indictments against two suburban St. Louis men accused of committing mortgage fraud in southeast Missouri.

Neighborhoods step up foreclosure stabilization (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
A sign at the intersection of Pennsylvanial Avenue and Osage Street in the Dutchtown North area of St. Louis advertises a home auction Wednesday morning.

Galleria parent may seek protection (BizJournals)
General Growth Properties, owner of the St. Louis Galleria in Brentwood and 200 malls nationwide, says it may be forced to seek protection from its creditors as it struggles to refinance debt. (GGP)

Two St. Louis area men indicted by feds for mortgage fraud (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Two area men have been indicted on 34 federal charges in a mortgage fraud scheme involving the sale of residential real estate in Sikeston, Mo., U.S. Attorney Catherine L. Hanaway announced today.

Missouri casino revenues up, but with asterisk (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
October riverboat gambling revenues rose 4 percent across Missouri over the same month a year ago, but that number is skewed by a new St. Louis casino that wasn't included in last year's tally.

Missou casino revenues up statwide, but with asterisk (The Newton Kansan)
October riverboat gambling revenues rose 4 percent statewide in Missouri over the same month a year ago, but that number is skewed by a new St. Louis casino not included in last year’s tally.