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A medtech business leads the field of 500 companies, knocking a fintech lender off the top spot The third annual FT ranking of The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies captures the resilience of businesses as they adapted to the initial onslaught of the Covid pandemic, in 2020. Please use the sharing tools found via the share button… Continue reading FT ranking: The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies 2022

Ranked by Revenue Growth 2018-2020 To be considered for this List, companies must have a three-year sales history with an increase in each fiscal year over the last; revenue of more than $1 million in fiscal 2018; and be a locally-based, independent, privately held business, not a subsidiary, division or franchise. Information on The List… Continue reading St. Louis’ fastest-growing private companies

This year, the 50 fastest-growing private companies included companies from all sectors — construction, tech, consulting, marketing and more. They had a combined revenue of $8 billion and employ more than 18,000 people. See how the firms break down in the charts below. Then scroll down for links to profiles on this year’s top 10 fastest-growing… Continue reading Inside Growth-2021

From software to marketing businesses, real estate or logistics, the St. Louis area is well-represented on this year’s Inc. 5000 list of the nation’s fastest growing private companies.

Although the capitalization rate is helpful in comparing the relative value of one property to another, a cap rate doesn’t tell an investor the whole story.  “Cap rates can be confusing because it depends upon what you use to calculate them,” said Bob Anna, Broker Associate for BARBERMURPHY, the largest commercial real estate firm in Southern… Continue reading Real Estate Brokers, Investors Agree: Cap Rate’s Subjectivity Demands More Metrics

Digital companies dominate, with a fintech lender knocking games maker Niantic off the top spot Please use the sharing tools found via the share button at the top or side of articles. Copying articles to share with others is a breach of FT.comT&Cs and Copyright Policy. Email [email protected] to buy additional rights. Subscribers may share… Continue reading FT ranking: The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies 2021

Technology bolsters US dominance of the list, but coronavirus fallout looms large The inaugural FT Americas ranking comes at a perilous and uncertain time for many companies, as the coronavirus severely curtails economies, workforces and ultimately growth. Please use the sharing tools found via the share button at the top or side of articles. Copying… Continue reading FT ranking: the Americas’ fastest-growing companies

If the pandemic has proven anything, it’s that America’s entrepreneurial spirit is stronger than ever. Despite facing even the most difficult of circumstances, small businesses have remained resilient and determined to succeed. Three-quarters are optimistic about the ability of their businesses to recover and 82% feeling better prepared to handle a future crisis, according to… Continue reading The Business Of Good, Relentless Drive And 9 More Essentials For Fearless Founders

MCW 1509 Enterprises, LLC sold a 70 Unit Multi-Family | Investment Package totaling 73,500 SF and 35 buildings toTut and Tut Properties, LLC. The properties are located on Carol Ann Drive, Donna Drive, Evan Drive, and Ponderosa Avenue in O’Fallon, Illinois. BARBERMURPHY represented both parties in this transaction.

Greenville College sold a 16,800 SF – 24 Unit Apartment Complex located at 513 Beaumont Avenue, Greenville, Illinois to Tut and Tut Properties, LLC.  BARBERMURPHY represented both parties in this transaction.

The Greenville City Council has approved a development agreement with the future new owner of the Greenville Commons apartment project. The council accepted the recommendation of the plan commission. Greenville Commons, on East Beaumont Avenue, currently consists of two buildings with a total of 23 apartments. It is on the former site of the Greenville… Continue reading Greenville Commons Development Agreement Approved

We’ve crunched the numbers on revenue growth, employment, industry breakdown and more for the St. Louis region’s 50 fastest-growing private companies. Learn more about the data behind this week’s list of the St. Louis region’s fastest-growing private companies.

We asked leaders from the St. Louis region’s top 10 fastest-growing private companies to tell us what’s driving their growth and how they’re weathering Covid-19.

The Greenville Planning Commission will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. to hold a public hearing for the expansion of Greenville Commons in the 600 block of East Beaumont Avenue. Raj Tut, on behalf of Tut and Tut Properties, is requesting approval of a development agreement to continue operation and construction of the planned development known… Continue reading Plan Commission To Discuss Greenville Commons Expansion

First of all, how are you and your family doing in these COVID-19 times? Raj Tut: All things considered, we are doing well. We welcomed our daughter into this world during the height of the pandemic, so that was an interesting experience and one that we will surely never forget.  Tell us about you, your career,… Continue reading Gateway Multifamily’s Raj Tut on Providing the Best Renting Experience Possible

We’ve been unveiling St. Louis’ 50 fastest-growing companies in stages for the past week. Here, connect with all 50 firms, based on revenue growth between 2017 and 2019.

The the region’s presence on the annual list declined considerably this year, but still represents $3.6 billion in revenue and 2,585 new jobs in the past four years, according to the ranking.

BUSINESS JOURNAL Fewer people paid April rent. Here’s how Missouri and Illinois fared. Nearly a third of U.S. apartment renters didn’t pay any of their April rent during the first week of the month ST. LOUIS — A higher percentage of Missouri and Illinois renters are paying April rents than the national average, landlords and… Continue reading Fewer people paid April rent. Here’s how Missouri and Illinois fared.

St. Louis’ multifamily market finished strong in 2019, with both rent and occupancy up. But how will 2020 fare?