Relocation
Welcome! We're glad you're considering a move to St. Louis! We'd love to assist you in purchasing a home in the area. We specialize in St. Louis City, St. Louis County, St. Charles, Jefferson County and Franklin County...along with all the wonderful towns and cities inside of these counties!
Take a look around our website. We are here to help you get a feel for the area. Contact us with any questions you have.
Be sure to check out our "Areas" page to learn more about some of the great cities in the St. Louis and St. Charles areas.
A Little Bit About St. Louis
Greater St. Louis offers a unique blend. It features the big-city assets of a broadly talented work force, great cultural and educational institutions, and superb recreational opportunities. Yet St. Louis also provides the convenience, intimacy, and affordability of a smaller community. This extraordinary combination produces an enviable lifestyles and a competitive home for progressive companies.
A Balanced Place to Live
It's not just that St. Louis boasts the kind of cultural treasures you'd expect to see only in the very biggest American cities. It's not just that it boasts terrific recreational opportunities, from major league sports teams to spectacular parks and golf courses to beautiful hiking and canoeing nearby. It's that you can do these things in St. Louis.
It's that nothing is out of reach - in price, in location, in the size of the crowd trying to get in.
A community with a remarkably low cost of living for all of the comforts and attractions it affords, St. Louis is a big city with the convenience and sense of connectedness of a smaller one.
Visiting the city's nationally acclaimed Zoo costs - nothing (thanks to the taxpayers and philanthropists). The Art Museum, the History Museum, the Science Center cost - nothing. The charges for the Symphony and the Botanical Garden are all highly reasonable.
Not only is the price right - you can get there. St. Louis is a "20-minute city," where most of the attractions are within a reasonable distance from most of the people. Across most of the region, average commutes to work are below the national average of 24.7 minutes.
Availability, accessibility - these are characteristics of the region in general. St. Louis is open, in the broadest sense of the word. Whatever role you want to play here - in civic affairs or any other aspect of life - you'll get a friendly, appreciative welcome.
Overall, St. Louis has a sanity about it that's increasingly difficult to find. A balance and degree of comfort that are absolutely exceptional among cities that also offer the kind of world-class assets this community features. And a sense of community, a connectedness among its people, that arises from its Midwestern personality, manageable scale, and deep history.
For companies and their employees, that's a winning combination.
Source: www.stlrcga.org
Take a look around our website. We are here to help you get a feel for the area. Contact us with any questions you have.
Be sure to check out our "Areas" page to learn more about some of the great cities in the St. Louis and St. Charles areas.
A Little Bit About St. Louis
Greater St. Louis offers a unique blend. It features the big-city assets of a broadly talented work force, great cultural and educational institutions, and superb recreational opportunities. Yet St. Louis also provides the convenience, intimacy, and affordability of a smaller community. This extraordinary combination produces an enviable lifestyles and a competitive home for progressive companies.
A Balanced Place to Live
It's not just that St. Louis boasts the kind of cultural treasures you'd expect to see only in the very biggest American cities. It's not just that it boasts terrific recreational opportunities, from major league sports teams to spectacular parks and golf courses to beautiful hiking and canoeing nearby. It's that you can do these things in St. Louis.
It's that nothing is out of reach - in price, in location, in the size of the crowd trying to get in.
A community with a remarkably low cost of living for all of the comforts and attractions it affords, St. Louis is a big city with the convenience and sense of connectedness of a smaller one.
Visiting the city's nationally acclaimed Zoo costs - nothing (thanks to the taxpayers and philanthropists). The Art Museum, the History Museum, the Science Center cost - nothing. The charges for the Symphony and the Botanical Garden are all highly reasonable.
Not only is the price right - you can get there. St. Louis is a "20-minute city," where most of the attractions are within a reasonable distance from most of the people. Across most of the region, average commutes to work are below the national average of 24.7 minutes.
Availability, accessibility - these are characteristics of the region in general. St. Louis is open, in the broadest sense of the word. Whatever role you want to play here - in civic affairs or any other aspect of life - you'll get a friendly, appreciative welcome.
Overall, St. Louis has a sanity about it that's increasingly difficult to find. A balance and degree of comfort that are absolutely exceptional among cities that also offer the kind of world-class assets this community features. And a sense of community, a connectedness among its people, that arises from its Midwestern personality, manageable scale, and deep history.
For companies and their employees, that's a winning combination.
Source: www.stlrcga.org
