St. Louis’ Lindenwood Park is a popular area nestled between larger commercial arteries like Arsenal, Hampton and Chippewa with Watson cutting southwest through the neighborhood. It offers every kind of “walkability” you could want. Walk...
With the popularity of open floorplans and a shift towards smaller homes, the line between living, dining, and kitchen spaces continues to grow fuzzier. These changes are being reflected in kitchen design that aims to...
The McKinley Heights Neighborhood is a historic conservation district located in the near South Side of the City of St. Louis. The neighborhood is bounded by I-44 to the north, Jefferson Avenue to the west,...
Dogtown is known for its quaint historic area near the intersection of Clayton and Tamm Avenues, and is home to a large annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, which is the more authentic of the two St. Louis...
A condo is typically a shared piece of property where individuals own a unit within the building plus a portion of the building’s common spaces and assets. Generally more affordable and easier to maintain than...
We have clients relocating to St. Louis from out of state and they are wondering if they should buy now or wait. In order to help them with their decision, we ran MLS data for...
There is a lot of uncertainty regarding the real estate market heading into 2019. That uncertainty has raised concerns that we may be headed toward another housing crash like the one we experienced a decade...
The Live Near Your Work program offers forgivable loans to eligible Washington University and BJC employees purchasing a home in one of twelve St. Louis neighborhoods. Employees who purchase a home as a primary residence will...
The Spring Market really begins to take off during the last two weeks of February. The advantage of going live before March is that you can beat your competition to the market and surprise the...
With its vibrant and pedestrian-friendly business districts, its proximity to Tower Grove Park and the Missouri Botanical Gardens, and its variety of housing stock, it is easy to understand why Tower Grove South has been...
Like many Lafayette Square homes this home has quite a history. 1908 LaSalle was originally built as a single family dwelling but went through a period as a rooming house. Prior to the recent renovation,...
Glendale – the modern day Mayberry. Incorporated in 1916 as an exclusively residential city, Glendale has always been known for its gracious homes and small town feel. Growth has been gradual and planned, with the resultant...