Purchasing a new construction home is an exciting and significant investment. However, many home buyers underestimate the importance of having their own representation throughout the process. In this article, we explore the cruciality of home...
Located on the southern edge of downtown St. Louis, LaSalle Park is part of a three-neighborhood “Old Frenchtown” area – LaSalle Park, Lafayette Square, and Soulard. LaSalle Park includes approximately 300 street addresses with a...
Ames Place is an enclave of University City, an inner-ring suburb of St. Louis. A charming, quiet, neighborhood of about 200 single family homes, Ames Place was filed for the record as a neighborhood in 1914....
Meet our clients Jeremy and Casey Miller, veterans of Cherokee Street. In 2008 they opened The Mud House, followed by Dead Wax Records in 2013 and Vista Ramen in 2016. The restaurants have been sold,...
A long-time Latin American area, Cherokee Street is known for its established taquerias and exuberant Cinco de Mayo celebrations, as well as its eclectic global eateries and hip bars. Cherokee Street is a culturally significant...
The vibrant urban Skinker DeBaliviere neighborhood is located directly north of Forest Park and south of Delmar Boulevard. It displays some of the most beautiful variety of architecture in the city. The location is ideal...
In the age of Pinterest and Instagram, it is easy to look at your current living situation and feel a bit disappointed. How do you love the home you’re in when influencers and bloggers have...
The Gate District is a neighborhood within the central eastern portion of the City of St. Louis and currently holds, as of the 2010 census, 3,456 residents. The Gate District is bordered by Grand Boulevard...
About Old North The Old North neighborhood is known for the landmark Crown Candy Kitchen, historic 19th century brick homes, and its award-winning community gardens. The partnership of ONSLRG and the Regional Housing & Community Development Alliance (RHCDA) on...
I recently did a chat with David Nelson, who I frequently refer to as “The Secret Sauce”. I recommend all my clients do everything he tells you to do because those who do, usually sell...
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...
Originally built in 1927, 3900 Parker underwent a total rehab in 2014. The results are a bright, bold, beautiful home that will appeal to home buyers in search of historic details and modern updates. The...