The Jefferson County real estate market continues to show positive trends as of November 2025. In October 2025, homes in the area sold for a median price of $290,000, reflecting a 1.31% increase from the median price of $286,250 in October 2024. This price also remained stable compared to September 2025, with no change in the median sold price, indicating a consistent market performance.
Furthermore, the median list price for homes in Jefferson County rose significantly to $329,900, marking a 15.75% increase from $285,000 in October 2024. This rise in list prices suggests a strong demand for homes in the region. The number of home sales also saw an uptick, with 264 sales recorded in October 2025, a 5.60% increase from the 250 sales in October 2024.
For a detailed visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This data underscores the steady growth and resilience of the Jefferson County real estate market, making it a focal point for potential buyers and investors in the St. Louis, MO area.
The Metro East real estate market continues its upward trajectory as of November 2025, with significant gains in both home prices and sales volume. In October 2025, homes in the Metro East area sold for a median price of $220,000, marking a 7.32% increase from the previous year when the median was $205,000. This also represents a 2.33% rise from September 2025’s median sold price of $215,000. The median list price reached $232,500, a notable 13.41% increase from October 2024’s $205,000.
The market’s vitality is further highlighted by the 678 home sales recorded in October 2025, a 7.45% increase compared to 631 sales in October 2024. These figures underscore the robust demand and competitive nature of the Metro East real estate market.
For a detailed breakdown of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This data underscores the dynamic nature of the St. Louis, MO real estate market, and MORE, REALTORS® remains your trusted partner for navigating these changes.
The St. Charles County real estate market demonstrated steady growth in October 2025, with homes selling for a median price of $365,000. This marks a 1.39% increase from October 2024, when the median sold price was $360,000. Additionally, the current median sold price reflects a 2.82% rise compared to September 2025’s $355,000. The median list price also saw a significant increase, reaching $437,163, up 21.77% from $359,000 in October 2024.
The market activity in St. Charles County remained strong, with 517 homes sold in October 2025, a 1.77% increase from the 508 homes sold during the same period last year. The chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®, provides a detailed illustration of these trends, highlighting the robust performance of the St. Charles County real estate market. As always, MORE, REALTORS® is committed to providing the most accurate and up-to-date market insights for St. Louis, MO real estate and its surrounding areas.
The St. Louis Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) real estate market continues to show robust growth as of November 2025. Homes in the region sold for a median price of $290,000 in October 2025, marking a 3.57% increase from the $280,000 median price recorded in October 2024. This upward trend is further highlighted by a 1.75% rise from September 2025, where the median sold price was $285,000.
The median list price for homes also saw a significant increase, reaching $300,000 in October 2025. This represents a 7.14% growth compared to October 2024, when the median list price was $280,000. Additionally, the number of home sales in the St. Louis MSA rose to 3,174 in October 2025, up 2.45% from the 3,098 sales recorded in October 2024.
For a detailed visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, which is available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This data underscores the dynamic nature of the St. Louis real estate market, reflecting both increased home values and sales activity.
If you’ve driven through downtown Kirkwood lately, you’ve probably noticed the fencing, cranes, and construction buzz surrounding the historic Kirkwood Train Station. What looks like disruption is actually a once-in-a-generation investment … and one that’s likely to pay dividends for both the city and its homeowners.
🚆 From 1893 to 2026: A Legacy in Motion
Built in 1893, the Kirkwood Station has long been more than a train stop. It’s been a community landmark — a place where families greeted returning college kids, commuters caught the Amtrak to Chicago, and visitors got their first glimpse of Kirkwood’s small-town-with-soul charm. It’s also one of the busiest Amtrak stations in Missouri, serving roughly 40,000 passengers a year and staffed entirely by local volunteers.
After decades of heavy use and minimal modernization, the station is finally getting the TLC it deserves. The $5.6 million restoration project, launched in early 2025, includes:
A new slate and copper roof plus reconstructed cupola
Geothermal HVAC and updated fire suppression systems
ADA-compliant restrooms and accessibility upgrades
Restored woodwork, new windows, and doors
A rebuilt east-side covered platform and redesigned plaza
A temporary station opened for passengers on June 10, 2025, and completion is anticipated by June 2026, according to the Kirkwood Public Services Department.
💰 Why Renovation Matters for Real Estate
Public investment on this scale tends to ripple outward. Studies by the National Trust for Historic Preservation show that historic restoration often boosts nearby property values by 5–20 percent, largely because it improves neighborhood aesthetics and civic pride while drawing new foot traffic and businesses.
In Kirkwood, those benefits will be amplified by location: the station anchors a walkable downtown already prized for its boutiques, restaurants, and Saturday farmer’s market. Add a fully restored historic gateway, and the whole district gets a visual and emotional upgrade.
Buyers today are also drawn to walkability and connectivity. A renovated Amtrak stop within steps of cafes, schools, and City Hall enhances that “15-minute lifestyle” that younger buyers and empty-nesters alike crave. And for sellers, it’s proof that the city is actively reinvesting in its core — a major selling point for any listing nearby.
🧱 The Short-Term View: Dust and Detours
Of course, any project of this size comes with some temporary headaches. Parking near the station — including the lot by 4 Hands and Peacemaker — is closed through late fall 2025. Construction noise and downtown congestion may test local patience. But once completed, those same improvements will translate to smoother traffic flow, new public plazas, and an overall boost in curb appeal.
For homeowners planning to sell before construction wraps, there’s an opportunity to market “the before” — painting the picture of what’s coming. Highlight walkability, proximity to civic investment, and the promise of a revitalized streetscape. Buyers love a neighborhood with upward momentum.
🌟 A Signal of Confidence
Kirkwood’s station restoration isn’t just a facelift; it’s a signal of confidence. In a time when many cities defer maintenance, Kirkwood is doing the opposite — preserving its history while investing in its future.
That blend of tradition and progress is exactly what continues to make Kirkwood one of St. Louis County’s most desirable places to live — and what keeps its real estate market so remarkably resilient.
💬 Final Thought
Real estate isn’t just about square footage — it’s about story. And Kirkwood’s story just added a brand-new chapter.
📣 Local Expert Call to Action
As a Kirkwood resident and REALTOR® who calls this community home, I’ve seen firsthand how projects like this shape our market — and our sense of place. Whether you’re dreaming about a downtown condo with train-station charm or debating if now’s the time to list your Kirkwood home, I can help you make a move that feels as smart as it does personal.
Let’s talk about your goals and where they fit into Kirkwood’s next chapter.
The St. Louis City real estate market continues to show dynamic changes as of October 2025. Homes sold for a median price of $245,000 in September 2025, marking an impressive 11.36% increase from the median price of $220,000 in September 2024. This upward trend also reflects a 4.26% rise from August 2025, when the median sold price was $235,000.
Interestingly, while the median sold price has increased, the median list price in September 2025 was $220,000, down 4.35% from $230,000 in September 2024. Additionally, the number of home sales in St. Louis City decreased by 9.93%, with 245 homes sold in September 2025 compared to 272 in the same month last year.
The chart below, exclusively available from MORE, REALTORS®, provides a detailed visual representation of these trends, highlighting the evolving dynamics of the St. Louis City real estate market. For those interested in the St. Louis real estate market or looking to connect with expert realtors, MORE, REALTORS® remains a valuable resource.
The Franklin County real estate market continues to show dynamic changes as of October 2025. Homes sold for a median price of $267,000 in September 2025, marking an 8.54% increase from the median price of $246,000 in September 2024. However, this represents an 8.87% decrease from the previous month’s median of $293,000 in August 2025. The median list price for September 2025 was $295,000, which is an 11.45% rise compared to $264,703 in September 2024.
Home sales in the county saw a significant boost, with 117 homes sold in September 2025, a substantial 34.48% increase from the 87 homes sold in the same month last year. For a detailed visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, exclusively available from MORE, REALTORS®. This data highlights the evolving real estate landscape in Franklin County, providing valuable insights for prospective buyers and sellers in the St. Louis, MO area.
The St. Louis County real estate market continues to show robust growth as of October 2025. In September 2025, homes sold for a median price of $295,000, marking a significant increase of 9.26% from September 2024, when the median price was $270,000. This upward trend also reflects a 1.72% rise from August 2025, where the median sold price was $290,000.
Interestingly, while the median sold price has climbed, the median list price has seen a decline. In September 2025, the median list price was recorded at $235,000, a decrease of 14.55% compared to $275,000 in September 2024. Despite this drop in list prices, the market remains active, with 1,115 homes sold in September 2025, a 1.46% increase from the 1,099 homes sold in September 2024.
For a detailed visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This data highlights the dynamic nature of the St. Louis County real estate market and provides valuable insights for potential buyers and sellers.
The Jefferson County real estate market has shown notable activity as of October 2025. In September 2025, homes in the area sold for a median price of $290,000. This marks a 5.96% increase from September 2024, when the median sold price was $273,700. However, this also reflects a slight decrease of 3.33% from August 2025, when the median price was $300,000. Additionally, the median list price in September 2025 was $280,000, a 3.74% rise from $269,900 in the previous year.
The county saw a total of 241 home sales in September 2025, which is a 9.55% increase from the 220 home sales recorded in September 2024. These figures illustrate a dynamic market in Jefferson County, with a steady increase in both sale prices and activity over the past year.
For a visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This data provides valuable insights for those interested in the St. Louis, MO real estate market and underscores the expertise of MORE, REALTORS® in navigating these changes.
The Metro East real estate market has shown significant growth as of October 2025, with home prices and sales volume both on the rise. In September 2025, homes sold for a median price of $215,000, marking a 7.47% increase from September 2024, when the median price was $200,050. This upward trend continued from August 2025, with a 4.88% increase from the previous month’s median price of $205,000.
The median list price in September 2025 was $219,000, up 8.42% from $202,000 in September 2024. Additionally, the region saw 677 home sales, an 11.35% rise from 608 sales in September 2024. These statistics, illustrated in the chart below, highlight the robust growth of the Metro East real estate market. The chart is available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®, your trusted source for comprehensive real estate data in St. Louis, MO.
The St. Charles County real estate market has shown a slight upward trend in home prices as of September 2025. Homes sold for a median price of $355,000, marking a 1.43% increase from the median price of $350,000 in September 2024. However, this also represents a 1.39% decrease compared to August 2025, when the median sold price was $360,000. The median list price for homes was $353,769, reflecting a 2.54% rise from $345,000 in September 2024.
In terms of sales volume, there were 453 home sales in September 2025, which is a 3.00% decline from the 467 homes sold in September 2024. These statistics are part of a comprehensive analysis illustrated in the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This data provides valuable insights for those interested in the St. Louis, MO real estate market and highlights the ongoing trends affecting both buyers and sellers in the area.
The St. Louis Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) real estate market continues to show robust activity as of October 2025. Homes sold for a median price of $283,000 in September 2025, marking a 4.81% increase from the median price of $270,000 in September 2024. However, this represents a slight decrease of 0.70% compared to August 2025, when the median sold price was $285,000. The median list price in September 2025 was $285,000, a significant increase of 7.55% from $265,000 in the same month last year.
Sales activity has also picked up, with 3,041 homes sold in September 2025, an increase of 4.97% from the 2,897 homes sold in September 2024. This data indicates a healthy demand for homes in the region. For a detailed visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This data-driven insight is essential for anyone interested in the St. Louis real estate market, whether buying, selling, or investing.
The St. Louis City real estate market in August 2025 saw notable changes compared to the previous year. Homes sold for a median price of $235,000, marking a 7.55% increase from August 2024’s median of $218,500. However, this figure reflects a 5.05% decrease from July 2025, when the median sold price was $247,500. The median list price in August 2025 also rose to $235,000, up 6.82% from $220,000 in August 2024.
Despite these price increases, the number of home sales in St. Louis City decreased. In August 2025, there were 285 sales, a 6.25% drop from the 304 sales recorded in August 2024. The chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®, illustrates these trends, providing a comprehensive view of the market dynamics. For those looking to navigate the St. Louis real estate landscape, MORE, REALTORS® offers expert insights and guidance.
The Franklin County real estate market experienced notable growth in August 2025, with homes selling for a median price of $293,000. This marks a 14.90% increase from August 2024, when the median sold price was $255,000, and an 11.62% rise from July 2025, which saw a median sold price of $262,500. The median list price also climbed to $289,900, up 14.81% from $252,500 in August 2024. Additionally, the number of home sales increased by 3.33%, with 124 homes sold compared to 120 in the same month last year. For a visual representation of these trends, please refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. Stay informed on the latest real estate trends in Franklin County with insights from MORE, REALTORS®, your trusted source for St. Louis, MO real estate updates.
In August 2025, the St. Louis County real estate market experienced notable changes, with homes selling for a median price of $290,000. This represents a 5.07% increase from the median sold price of $276,000 in August 2024. However, it marks a 2.36% decrease from July 2025, when the median sold price was $297,000. The median list price also saw growth, reaching $289,900, up 5.42% from $275,000 in August 2024.
The number of home sales in the region was slightly down, with 1,297 transactions in August 2025, a 0.46% decline from the 1,303 sales recorded in August 2024. For a visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This chart provides a detailed look at the evolving dynamics of the St. Louis County real estate market, offering invaluable insights for buyers, sellers, and industry professionals.
The Jefferson County real estate market continues to show dynamic shifts as we move into September 2025. In August 2025, homes sold for a median price of $300,000, marking a 7.53% increase from August 2024, when the median sold price was $279,000. However, this figure represents a slight decrease of 1.64% from July 2025’s median sold price of $305,000.
The median list price in August 2025 was $295,000, an 8.88% rise from $270,950 in August 2024. Despite the increase in listing prices, the number of home sales experienced a downturn. There were 253 home sales in Jefferson County in August 2025, a 10.28% decrease from the 282 sales recorded in August 2024.
For a detailed breakdown of these statistics, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This data-driven insight is vital for anyone interested in the St. Louis, MO real estate market, providing a clear picture of current trends and helping you make informed decisions.
The Metro East real estate market continues to show robust activity, as evidenced by the latest data from August 2025. Homes in the area sold for a median price of $210,000, marking a 5.00% increase from the median sold price of $200,000 in August 2024. However, this figure represents an 8.70% decline from July 2025, when the median sold price was $230,000. The median list price also saw an uptick, reaching $209,900, which is a 5.11% rise from $199,700 in August 2024.
Home sales volume has also increased, with 675 homes sold in August 2025, up 3.53% from 652 sales in the same month last year. This data is illustrated in the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. These trends highlight the dynamic nature of the Metro East real estate market, making it an important area for potential buyers and sellers to watch closely. For more detailed insights and assistance, contact MORE, REALTORS®, your trusted partner in navigating the St. Louis, MO real estate landscape.
The St. Charles County real estate market experienced notable shifts in August 2025. Homes sold for a median price of $357,195, marking a 1.55% increase from the median price of $351,750 in August 2024. However, this figure represents a 2.80% decrease compared to July 2025, when the median sold price was $367,500. The median list price remained stable at $350,000, unchanged from August 2024.
In terms of sales volume, there were 475 home sales in August 2025, reflecting an 8.30% decline from the 518 homes sold in August 2024. For a visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This chart provides a comprehensive overview of the market dynamics and is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the St. Louis, MO real estate scene. For further insights and expert guidance, consider reaching out to MORE, REALTORS®, your trusted partner in navigating the St. Louis real estate market.
The real estate market in the St. Louis Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) experienced notable changes in August 2025. Homes sold for a median price of $285,000, marking a 5.24% increase from the median price of $270,800 in August 2024. However, this represents a slight decrease of 2.56% from July 2025, when the median price was $292,500. The median list price saw a similar trend, rising to $284,900 in August 2025, up 5.52% from $270,000 in August 2024.
In terms of sales volume, there were 3,306 home sales in the St. Louis MSA during August 2025, a slight decrease of 1.52% compared to the 3,357 homes sold in August 2024. For a visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, which is available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This data provides valuable insights for buyers and sellers navigating the dynamic St. Louis real estate market.
The St. Louis City real estate market has experienced notable shifts as of August 2025. Homes in the area sold for a median price of $247,250 in July 2025, marking a 9.89% increase from July 2024 when the median price was $225,000. However, this figure also represents a 4.52% decrease compared to June 2025, when the median sold price was $258,965. The median list price in July 2025 was $248,950, up 13.16% from $220,000 in July 2024, indicating a robust increase in seller expectations.
Despite the rise in prices, the number of home sales has decreased. In July 2025, there were 260 home sales in St. Louis City, a 16.40% drop from the 311 sales recorded in July 2024. These trends suggest a dynamic market where prices are climbing even as the volume of sales declines. For a visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This data underscores the evolving nature of the St. Louis real estate market, providing valuable insights for buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals alike.
In July 2025, the St. Louis County real estate market saw a notable increase in home prices, with homes selling for a median price of $299,250. This represents a 6.78% increase from the median price of $280,250 recorded in July 2024. However, the median sold price in July 2025 shows a slight decrease of 0.75% from June 2025, when it was $301,500. The median list price in July 2025 was $289,900, marking a 5.42% rise compared to $275,000 in July of the previous year.
The number of home sales in St. Louis County experienced a minor decline, with 1,310 homes sold in July 2025, down 0.46% from the 1,316 homes sold in July 2024. The chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®, illustrates these trends and provides a comprehensive overview of the current market dynamics. For those interested in detailed insights and data on the St. Louis County real estate market, MORE, REALTORS® remains a trusted resource.
In the latest update for the Franklin County real estate market, July 2025 saw homes selling for a median price of $260,000. This marks a 5.80% decrease from the median price of $276,000 recorded in July 2024. Additionally, the July 2025 median price represents a slight decline of 0.57% compared to June 2025’s median of $261,500. The median list price for homes in July 2025 was $269,000, down 3.76% from $279,500 in July 2024.
Despite the decrease in prices, home sales in Franklin County have seen a notable increase. In July 2025, there were 119 home sales, a significant rise of 15.53% from the 103 sales in July 2024. The chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®, illustrates these trends and provides further insights into the current market dynamics. For those interested in the St. Louis, MO real estate market and looking for expert guidance, MORE, REALTORS® is your trusted partner.
The Jefferson County real estate market continues to show strong growth as of August 2025, with significant increases in both home prices and sales activity. In July 2025, homes in Jefferson County sold for a median price of $305,000, marking a 9.71% increase from July 2024, when the median sold price was $278,000. This upward trend is further highlighted by a 7.02% rise from June 2025’s median sold price of $285,000, indicating a robust demand for homes in the area.
The median list price also saw a notable increase, reaching $299,950 in July 2025, up 11.13% from $269,900 in July 2024. This aligns with the overall positive trajectory of the market, suggesting a competitive atmosphere for buyers.
Home sales in Jefferson County remained steady, with 296 homes sold in July 2025, representing a slight increase of 0.34% from 295 sales in July 2024. This stability in sales volume, combined with rising prices, underscores the area’s ongoing appeal to homebuyers.
For a detailed visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This data-driven insight is essential for those interested in the St. Louis, MO real estate market, providing valuable information for both buyers and sellers.
Buying a condo may seem straightforward, but the reality is that it comes with layers of complexity that most buyers—and frankly, many agents—don’t fully understand. Recently, I represented an investor client who was purchasing an off-market condo through a wholesaler. On the surface, it looked like a quick, easy, all-cash deal. But within days, it became clear that without an experienced condo buyer’s agent, this transaction could have ended in a $160,000 disaster.
From the beginning, I raised the question of the condo resale certificate—a critical document that Missouri law requires sellers to provide. This certificate includes essential information about the association’s rules, fees, assessments, and restrictions. In this case, the seller’s representative, acting for the wholesaler, not only ignored repeated requests for it but also said it wasn’t provided. That was wrong and dangerous advice. Without that resale certificate, my client could have unknowingly bought into problems that could take years to unwind. The title company didn’t step in to correct the issue either, which shows how easy it is for something so important to slip through the cracks if no one is watching out for you.
When the title commitment came back, it revealed something else—board approval was required to purchase in the building. That’s another nuance of condo ownership that many buyers don’t realize: your purchase isn’t final until the condo board says it is. I pressed the issue directly with the HOA’s finance department, which led to a call from the board president. That’s when the real twist surfaced—after running my client’s name from the trustee letter, the HOA discovered he was on the sex offender registry. Even though he was buying as an investment, the board immediately denied the sale. Without my persistence, my client might have wired $160,000, taken title, and only then found himself in litigation with an HOA that could refuse his ownership.
Situations like this are why condo buyers—whether first-time homeowners, downsizers looking for a low-maintenance lifestyle, or seasoned investors—need an agent who understands the legal requirements, the association’s governing documents, and the potential pitfalls. Missouri and Illinois each have their own condo statutes, and each HOA can impose additional rules. From uncovering hidden requirements like board approval to making sure you get the documents you’re entitled to, having a knowledgeable advocate can be the difference between a smooth move-in and a costly nightmare.
Condo owners thinking of selling should take note, too. A qualified agent can help you anticipate and resolve these issues before you even list, preventing delays or failed sales that can damage your property’s marketability.
I’m glad my client will get his $5,000 earnest money back, but it’s clear how easily the outcome could have been very different. If you’re buying or selling a condo, don’t leave it to chance—hire someone who knows the process inside and out.
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The St. Charles County real estate market demonstrated a robust performance in July 2025, with the median home selling price reaching $367,500, marking a 2.08% increase from the previous year. This figure slightly dipped by 0.68% from June 2025’s median selling price of $370,000. Despite the month-to-month fluctuation, the overall trend indicates healthy growth, as reflected in the median listing price of $365,000, up by 2.82% compared to July 2024.
The volume of home sales also showed positive momentum, with 577 homes sold in July 2025, an increase of 6.65% from 541 sales in the same month last year. This uptick in sales volume underscores a vibrant local housing market.
For a detailed visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This chart provides an in-depth look at the pricing and sales trends that are shaping the St. Charles County real estate landscape as of August 2025.
The St. Louis Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) real estate market demonstrated sustained growth in July 2025, with notable increases in both home sales and prices. Homes sold for a median price of $295,000, marking a 5.36% rise from the previous year’s median of $280,000, and a 1.72% increase from June 2025’s median of $290,000. This consistent upward trend underscores a robust housing market in the region.
In terms of sales volume, the market remained stable with 3,484 homes sold in July 2025, slightly up by 0.09% compared to 3,481 sales in July 2024. The median list price also saw a year-over-year increase, climbing 5.45% to $290,000 from $275,000 in July 2024.
For a detailed visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, exclusively available from MORE, REALTORS®. This chart provides a clear overview of the market dynamics over the past year, illustrating the steady rise in home values and sales activity in the St. Louis MSA. Whether you are considering buying, selling, or simply keeping an eye on the market, these insights are invaluable for understanding the current real estate landscape in St. Louis.
The St. Louis City real estate market witnessed notable fluctuations in June 2025. Homes sold for a median price of $259,000, marking a 5.13% decrease from June 2024, when the median sold price was $273,000. However, this figure also represents a significant increase of 12.61% compared to May 2025, where the median sold price stood at $230,000. The median list price in June 2025 was $255,000, showing a decrease of 5.52% from $269,900 in June 2024.
In terms of sales volume, the St. Louis City market experienced a growth, with 291 homes sold in June 2025—an increase of 7.78% from the 270 homes sold in June 2024. This data, illustrated in the chart below, highlights the dynamic nature of the St. Louis real estate market. The chart is available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®, providing an in-depth visual representation of these market trends.
For those interested in the St. Louis real estate market, whether buying, selling, or researching, MORE, REALTORS® offers comprehensive insights and detailed market analysis to assist in making informed decisions. Stay updated with the latest market trends and data with MORE, REALTORS®.
The Franklin County real estate market has shown promising growth as of July 2025, with significant increases in home prices and sales compared to the previous year. In June 2025, homes in Franklin County sold for a median price of $261,500, marking a 7.84% increase from June 2024, when the median sold price was $242,500. This increase is also slightly higher than the median sold price in May 2025, which was $259,900, demonstrating a steady month-over-month growth of 0.62%.
The median list price in June 2025 was $259,950, reflecting a 4.40% rise from $249,000 in June 2024. Additionally, the number of home sales in Franklin County increased to 114 in June 2025, up 4.59% from 109 sales in June 2024. These data points are illustrated in the chart below, which is available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This chart provides a visual representation of the ongoing upward trend in the Franklin County real estate market, highlighting the robust activity and growing buyer interest in the area. For more detailed insights and further information, consider reaching out to MORE, REALTORS®, your expert source for real estate in St. Louis, MO.
The Jefferson County real estate market experienced a slight dip in home prices in June 2025, with the median sold price settling at $285,000, a decrease of 1.48% from June 2024’s median of $289,295. This price also reflects a notable 4.98% drop from May 2025, where the median was higher at $299,950. Despite the decrease in sold prices, the median list price in June 2025 saw a modest rise to $284,900, up 1.79% from the previous year, indicating a resilient listing confidence among sellers.
The volume of home sales remained steady with 249 homes sold in June 2025, mirroring the sales volume of June 2024. This consistency in sales volume suggests a stable demand in the local housing market.
For a detailed visual representation of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This chart provides an in-depth look at the price fluctuations and sales stability in the Jefferson County area, offering valuable insights for both buyers and sellers. As your trusted local real estate experts, MORE, REALTORS® is committed to keeping you informed with the most accurate and timely data to help you navigate the Jefferson County real estate market.
The Metro East real estate market experienced significant growth in June 2025, with home sales and prices showing robust increases. Homes in the Metro East area sold for a median price of $227,000, marking a 2.71% rise from June 2024’s median of $221,000. This price also reflects a substantial 10.73% increase from May 2025, when the median sold price was $205,000. The median list price followed suit, climbing to $225,000, up 4.65% from the previous year.
In terms of sales volume, June 2025 saw 721 homes sold, representing a 16.10% increase from the 621 transactions recorded in June 2024. This uptick indicates a growing demand in the Metro East housing market.
For a detailed view of these trends, refer to the chart below, available exclusively from MORE, REALTORS®. This visual representation provides a clear overview of the market’s positive trajectory over the past year, supporting both buyers and sellers in making informed decisions.
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