Fox Park is a historic neighborhood located just south of downtown St. Louis. Developed primarily in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it features beautiful examples of red brick Victorian and Second Empire-style architecture....
If there’s one design element that can completely transform the look and feel of a home, it’s lighting. Whether you’re staging your home to sell, remodeling, or just wanting to create a cozier space, good...
While everyone knows about the St. Patrick’s Day parades, few realize how much Irish immigrants shaped St. Louis’s neighborhoods — quite literally. In the mid-1800s, large numbers of Irish laborers came to St. Louis to...
Client Spotlight — A Fond Farewell from Longtime Clients Moving to Minnesota After more than a decade of calling Shaw home, our long-time clients and friends, Adriano and Andrea, are preparing for their next chapter...
The Importance of Pricing Your Home Correctly The First Time When it comes to selling a home, timing is everything. A well-priced home in good condition can attract buyers quickly—but if it lingers on the...
Moving to St. Louis? If you’re considering a move to St. Louis—especially if you’re a medical student preparing for Match Day—the Central West End (CWE) and Clayton’s DeMun neighborhood should be at the top of...
St. Louis has a deep-rooted connection to French Creole history, dating back to its founding in 1764 by French fur traders. The city’s early culture was shaped by French-speaking settlers, and while it may not...
St. Louis is in the midst of a transformation, and while some projects spark excitement, others raise eyebrows. Development in our city is always a balancing act—revitalization vs. gentrification, modern upgrades vs. historic preservation, big...
Our homes are more than just four walls and a roof—they’re our sanctuary, our comfort zone, and the place where we can take a deep breath and just be. Having a safe and comfortable home...
Homeownership is evolving, with each generation bringing its own unique preferences and challenges. From young first-time buyers to retirees seeking comfort and convenience, let’s break down who’s buying homes and why. Generation Z (Ages 18-24):...
Some people move away and never look back. Others, like Jess Dewes, find their way back home—drawn by family, friendships, and maybe even the subtle pull of the Arch itself. A Journey That Led Back...
Earlier this month, we attended one of our favorite St. Louis Realtors events of the year, the Economic Forecast Breakfast. The data presented gives us a broader perspective of the trends we see in our...