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Putting your house up for sale is exciting, but when weeks pass without offers, that excitement often turns into stress. In the St. Louis housing market, a listing that lingers can make buyers suspicious, even if the home is in good shape. The key is...
Looking for exciting ways to spend your Labor Day weekend in St. Louis? Whether you’re a local or a visitor, the city is full of things to do from outdoor concerts and riverboat cruises to baseball games and family-friendly attractions. If you’re planning to stay...
In most of the country, "buying near a school" is a question about traffic and noise. In St. Louis it's first a question about lines. The County is carved into 22 separate public school districts, the City has its own system with a magnet lottery,...
Summer can be a tricky time for property owners in St. Louis. While the warm season often brings a wave of rental activity, it can also lead to unexpected vacancies if you're not prepared. Tenants may move for new jobs, school transitions, or to take...
Summer is one of the busiest seasons for real estate in St. Louis, and for good reason. With long days, school breaks, and plenty of homes on the market, it feels like the perfect time to house-hunt. But before you dive into the St. Louis...
A good picnic park needs a loop you can walk without a map, shade in July, and a restroom that's open. Here are ten around St. Louis that pass that test: four in the city, four in St. Louis County, and two state parks on...
Summer is one of the busiest stretches of the year for home sales in St. Louis. With buyers actively looking and plenty of listings to compare, homeowners have more opportunities, but also more competition. That’s why summer curb appeal matters more than ever in St....
Ask ten St. Louisans where to get ice cream and you'll get ten answers and at least one argument about whether frozen custard counts. It does, and this list has both. What follows are ten shops we'd actually drive to, in our own order, with...
The summer real estate market in St. Louis is buzzing with activity. With more homes hitting the market and buyers eager to make a move before fall, it’s the perfect time to explore new listings. But before you sign on the dotted line, one step...
St. Louis is an easy town to have a dog in. Most of our neighborhoods were built with front porches, corner taverns, and parks within walking distance, and a lot of those corner taverns will happily pour you a beer while your dog sleeps under...
Looking for the best Fourth of July fireworks displays and celebrations around the St. Louis metro area? Whether you're after family-friendly fun, parades, rooftop views, or riverfront fireworks, this guide has all the top events happening for Independence Day 2025. From downtown St. Louis to St....
St. Louis summer is a stress test for a rental house. Ninety-degree afternoons, damp basements, storms that fill the sump pit, and a lawn that won't quit. Tenants don't renew because you hosted a barbecue; they renew because the AC worked in July and you...
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Juneteenth, short for June 19th, commemorates the day in 1865 when enslaved people in Texas finally learned of their freedom—more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. It’s a moment to reflect on the struggle for Black liberation and celebrate the richness of Black heritage...
Looking for ways to celebrate Father’s Day St. Louis 2025? Discover top spots for brunch, BBQ, and fun things to do with Dad this Father’s Day weekend. From family-friendly outings to gourmet dining experiences, St. Louis offers countless ways to make Dad feel special on his...
Selling a house in a St. Louis summer means showing it in weather that works against you. The National Weather Service puts the normal July high at Lambert at 89.6 degrees, with a normal low of 71.1, which means the house never really cools off...
