Federal Subpoena Reveals Unlicensed Operation of Lux Living Property in St. Louis

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Federal authorities have issued a subpoena to the St. Louis Development Corp., requesting tax incentive records related to a 152-unit apartment building developed by Lux Living. The subpoena, which was released in response to an open records request, suggests a potential federal investigation into Lux Living's activities. The company has faced controversy in the past, including complaints from tenants and a class-action lawsuit settlement. The subpoena specifically seeks records tied to sales and use tax exemptions granted to the Chelsea apartment complex.
Topics:business#federal-subpoena#investigation#legalcriminal-justice#lux-living#st-louis-development-corp#tax-incentive-records
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