Saint Louis
Market Overview
The metropolitan population:
2.8 million
Median Home Income:
$59,780
Unemployment rate:
4.5%
Median House Price:
$127,000
Median monthly rent:
$1,185
The St. Louis metropolis houses 2.8 million people and, by its size, ranks 21st in the United States. The metropolitan real estate market is the most stable and achievable today. Investors can buy a home here for only $ 120,000 and rent it for almost 1% of the purchase price
Why invest here?
St. Louis is popular with real estate investors because of its stable economy, growing technology center, large population and especially, because of the affordable housing market. The average price of a home in the St. Louis area is still less than $ 200,000 and there are many areas in the suburbs of the metropolis, where homes are even cheaper ($ 120,000 - $ 130,000), with their average monthly rental price being $ 1,100 - $ 1,200. Tenants make up 32% of the market and this is another factor that works for the benefit of investors. The market is expected to grow further, following the move to St. Louis of the young and educated millennial generation, which continues into the affordable housing market.
Trends
Trends and Statistics in St. Louis for 2019-2018
In this section, you will learn about the top factors that make St. Louis the leading real estate market,
Including accessibility and availability, cash flow and growth potential. Review the tabs above to review the trends
Housing market, population and employment in St. Louis.
Real estate prices in St. Louis are paying more than most cities in the United States
- The average price of a three-room apartment in St. Louis is $ 176,000. The price is lower by 12 than the national average.
- Neighborhood in which members invest in a real estate forum in the US, the median purchase price is less than
$ 127,000, the lowest price at 37% of the national average price of $ 200,000 - This shows that the price of real estate in St. Louis is lower than in other cities in the country, especially
In neighborhoods where members of the US real estate forum invest.
In certain neighborhoods of St. Louis, a higher monthly return can be achieved than the national average
- The average price for renting a three-room apartment in the United States is $ 1,430, which is a little less than 72.0% of the median price of a $ 200,000 apartment purchase.
- The median price for renting an apartment in St. Louis is $ 1,269, a price that is exactly 72.0% of the $ 176,000 purchase price.
- In neighborhoods where members of the US Real Estate Forum invest, the median rent for rent is $ 1,185. This price represents 93.0% of the median purchase price of $ 126,860.
- This shows us an opportunity to generate passive monthly income in St. Louis when the rental-purchase rate is higher than the national average.
- Another fact: Rent a two-year common term in the area of St. Louis!
The price of affordable housing in St. Louis is on the rise for five years Recent.
- The price of a three-room apartment in St. Louis was estimated at an 27% increase from January 2012.
- During the same period, the median price for renting a standard three-room apartment per family was about 34% in the entire country.
The price of renting an apartment has been rising steadily over the last six years in St. Louis.
• During those six years, the median cost of renting a three-room apartment in St. Louis increased by 9%. In the rest of the country, the median cost of renting a three-room apartment rose by 17% over the same period.
• While rental costs in St. Louis have risen at a slower rate than in the rest of the country, it is important to note that they have been on the rise for the last seven years.
• This is important because it verifies that the housing market in St. Louis is stable and that investing here will increase real estate value and yield potential.
The population of St. Louis has grown at a slow rate, but the rate of growth has remained stable over the last six years.• According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, the population of the St. Louis metropolitan area grew by 63.0% between July 2010 and July 2017. Although the growth rate is lower than the national average of 29.5%, the population continues to grow.
• It is also important to note that this metropolitan area is becoming more and more popular, especially for college graduates, who will likely prefer to rent an apartment over buying an apartment for themselves.
• In fact, St. Louis was ranked 3rd, the city that attracts most college graduates in the United States (according to a leading job recruitment site) because of low rental prices ($ 1,185 per month on average), short travel times (9.23 minutes on average), and high median wages For fresh graduates ($ 47,000 on average).
St. Louis has created 9,900 new jobs in the past year • Between June 2017 and 2018, new jobs were added to the metropolitan area of St. Louis 9,900 -
72.0 annual growth of 12
New work - 64.1% growth rate.
• Although the job growth rate was slower than the national average, for these months 12 was calculated
Note that the jobs were added and can be seen according to the population growth graph above, people have migrated to the city
To man them. In other words, slow growth is still growth.
• For investors seeking to purchase assets for a stable market yield, which is constantly growing (with signs)
Promise to grow in the future - according to a leading innovation community), consider the St. Louis area.
St. Louis is a lucrative destination
• The St. Louis housing market is more affordable than other cities across the country, especially in neighborhoods where members of the US Real Estate Forum invest.
• In the neighborhoods where forum members invest, the median price of the purchase is less than $ 127,000, a rate lower by 37 than the national average of $ 200,000
St. Louis offers an opportunity to create cash flow.
• There is an opportunity to generate passive cash flow in St. Louis rental-purchase rate higher than the national average.
• In neighborhoods where members of the US Real Estate Forum invest, the median monthly rental yield stands
On $ 1,185. The value represents 93.0% of the median purchase value of $ 126,860.
The cost of housing and rental in St. Louis is rising
• The housing market in St. Louis is stable and investing here will lead to an increase in housing values and potential income.
• Between January 2012 and January 2018, the value of a three-room apartment cost increased by 27%.
St. Louis continues to grow
• Although the job growth rate was slower than the national average for these months, it is thought that the jobs were added and can be seen from the above population growth graph. People migrated to the city to fill them. In other words, slow growth is still growth.
• For investors looking to buy assets for a steady, steady-growth market (with promising signs of future growth - according to a leading innovation community), consider St. Louis.
• According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, the population of the St. Louis metropolitan area grew by 63.0% between July 2010 and July 2016. Although the growth rate is lower than the national average of 29.5%, the population continues to grow.
• Between June 2017 and 2018, new jobs were added to the metropolitan area of St. Louis 9,900 -
Annual growth of 72.0%. In the 12 months, 4.2 added a million new jobs nationwide - a growth rate of 64.1%.
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• Third place on the market for college graduates - ZipRecruiter
• “St. Louis has slowly evolved to become one of the nation's top high-tech centers in the country” - CNN
• 19th place for best winter rental property (lowest price) - Business Insider
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