Foreclosures Filed on 7 Properties in Kevin Bryant’s Kingsway District
Date Posted: August 7, 2025
Posted In: Organizations, People, Projects,
From St. Louis Business Journal: Several properties owned by the developer behind the proposed mixed-use Kingsway District have been foreclosed on, the latest setback for the north St. Louis project that has been pursued for years.
The foreclosures include five properties in the 207-acre footprint eyed for the Kingsway District. Property deeds related to the foreclosures were filed in 2024 and early 2025, according to city real estate records. The foreclosures were pursued by Ooda Group LLC, which has also filed suit against Kingsway developer Kevin Bryant and his Kingsway Development LLC, claiming breach on promissory notes and personal guarantees, saying it’s owed $588,374. The suit is pending.
The foreclosed properties, now held by Ooda-linked entities, include 736 N. Euclid Ave., 4852 Fountain Ave., 4853 Fountain, 4954 Fountain and 4924 Fountain, all located in the city’s Fountain Park neighborhood. Bryant has proposed more than $150 million in projects for the area along Delmar Boulevard and the surrounding neighborhoods.
His vision for the Kingsway District includes a new 100-room hotel; a $51 million live-work, mixed-use apartment complex, called Bridge, with townhomes; and a theater that would serve as a performing arts center for youth. Bryant has operated a marketing firm, Conversions Global Marketing, in the neighborhood, located at Delmar and Euclid.
Bryant said he couldn’t comment on the specifics of the properties that were foreclosed on, citing the ongoing litigation.