Furnished lofts, neighborhood businesses, and extended stays are adding another dimension to St. Louis’ historic riverfront district. For generations of St. Louisans, Laclede’s Landing has meant different things: a reminder of the city’s riverfront commerce, a destination for restaurants and nightlife, or a neighborhood passed through on the way to the Gateway Arch. Today, another identity is taking shape alongside those familiar associations—a place where people live, spend a weekend, or settle in for several weeks. Brick & Bed, which reports a portfolio of more than 65 furnished units, is part of that shift. Its accommodations introduce a temporary
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