The One AT&T Tower building at 909 Chestnut St. is a 44-story building that takes up an entire city block and the second tallest building in St. Louis. The One AT&T Center was formerly known as the One SBC Center and One Bell Center located in downtown St. Louis. Read about Vacant Buildings in St. Louis.

The building has 1.4 million square feet of space. The tower was built in 1986 and has been vacant since AT&T vacated the building in 2017. It is the largest building by area in Missouri that houses 1,400,000 square feet. The parking situation is the biggest deterrent to buyers. There has been interested buyers but not enough to sign a contract as of yet. Hopefully 2021 will bring more interested buyers to the table.

181m: One Metropolitan Square,42 floors, 1989
179m: One AT&T Center St. Louis 44 floors, 1986
170m: Thomas F. Eagleton Courthouse, 28 floors, 2000
148m: US Bank Plaza, 35 floors, 1976
122m: Laclede Gas Building, 31 floors, 1969
122m: Southwestern Bell Building, 26 floors, 1926
118m: Civil Courts Building 13 floors, 1929
117m: 100 Above the Park, 36 floors, 2020
117m: Bank of America Plaza, 31 floors, 1981
114m: 600 Washington, 25 floors, 1985
101m: Park East Tower, 26 floors, 2007
???m: Council Tower Apartments, 27 floors, 1968
98m: Queeny Tower, 19 floors, 1965
98m: One Cardinal Way, 29 floors, 2020
95m: The Tower at OPOP, 25 floors, 2010
94m: Park Plaza Apartments, 27 floors, 1931
90m: 1010 Market Street, 20 floors, 1982
88m: Millennium Hotel, 28 floors, 1968
88m: Four Seasons Hotel, 19 floors, 2007
87m: Gentry’s Landing, 28 floors, 1965
87m: Mansion House Apartments, 28 floors, 1965

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  1. I love this building , it is my favorite tower in the small downtown district of St. Louis city!! It is beautiful. Moreso, than the tallest One Metropolitan. The ATT tower is sleak and brutal yet a striking form making it look taller than it is.!! All it needs is a clean glass fabrication over the lower entryways and the top. There are so many old great buildings saved by this modernisation! Something needs to be done…it cannot decay and make the CBD look like Beirut!!! All the new Ballpark and residential crap…some billionaire needs to refab for retail interest by a large HQ for a great company, while Austin is being crammed into a psychotic corporate wanderlust rush!!! STL can do this..and with a new soccer stadium by HOK…they can help the city they came from.!!