In the News

As of August 18, 2022, Ygrene is pausing its residential PACE program in Missouri.

2/22/22: Byron DeLear, Vice President Of Social Impact, Presented Public-Benefit Findings and Social Impact Goals at the NAACP Civil Rights Mini-Conference in St. Louis, Missouri

7/7/21: Commits $5 Million in Direct Investments in Communities Over Five Years. Mission to Improve Homes and Communities — One Project at a Time.

2/9/16: A project on Olive is turning a vacant warehouse and adjoining multi-family building into a mixed-use residential and commercial development. And, an old school is undergoing a transformation to new loft apartments.

7/2/13: Set the PACE Launches

The STP-STL board approved the newest PACE project for ST. Louis City. Jefferson Arms will be mixed use property with a hotel, condos, and commercial space. Total PACE will be over 28 million dollars. 

11/5/21: Consumer Protections Adopted by PACENation Increase Accountability and Transparency for Residential PACE Programs, Include Ability-to-Pay Provisions and Strong Protections for Seniors and Low-Income Homeowners

3/21/21: Opinion:

St. Louis finds answers to the access-to-capital problem

Underserved communities should take advantage of a vital new lending program

7/13/15: The project is expected to provide $200K in annual savings and will include improvements to the heating and cooling systems, among other improvements.

The next Set the PACE Stt. Louis board meeting is November 11. 2022 at 10 am

8/18/21: Opinion: Access to capital and commitment to equity: Why PACE is right for Missouri communities

8/12/16:

• 705 Olive - $8 million in PACE funding and create 200 jobs.

• 634 North Grand - $9.6 million in PACE funding and create 100 jobs.

• 300 North Front Street - $20 million in PACE funding and create more than 200 jobs.

11/1/13: City of St. Louis program administered by Energy Equity Funding, LLC, and financed by PNC Bank. Matt Brazelton (left) and Jeff Jensen, co-owners of Four Muddy Paws in Lafayette Square