Getting to know the organizations connected with the Olia Village vision. Featured image: AI-generated editorial illustration; not an Olia Village rendering or photograph.
A village takes collaboration
A planned community brings together development, design, construction, leasing and public review. The participants and their responsibilities can differ by parcel, building and stage. An introduction on this website should not be treated as a complete project roster or a statement that any firm guarantees another party’s work.
Partners featured on this website
The site’s partner section includes Fireside Financial, Jack Matthews Development, Hearth Construction Management, Pfund Construction, L3 Corporation and Cushman & Wakefield. These links introduce the featured organizations; confirm the responsible party for a specific development or leasing opportunity with our team.
Design and brand development
In its November 8, 2024 project announcement, Gray Design Group described its collaboration with Fireside Financial and Jack Matthews Development on Olia Village’s master plan and brand development. This historical credit identifies that work; it is not a complete roster of responsibilities for every later phase.
What prospective partners should clarify
Before proceeding, establish who controls the proposed site, who can discuss commercial terms, which design standards apply and which approvals are needed. Ask how infrastructure responsibilities, construction coordination and project timing would be documented. The answers should relate to the specific opportunity rather than assumptions about the wider village.
Public planning information
The City of Creve Coeur’s Olia Village page provides a separate source for public development information. Public review and permitting are distinct from a private development or leasing agreement.
Start a conversation
Builders can share a development concept. Businesses can explore leasing, and other questions can go through the contact form. Tell us your intended use, relevant experience and timing so the appropriate representative can discuss next steps.