Ladue Dance Marathon Team Raises Funds for the Children's Miracle Network
Congratulations to Sarrah Sufflan and the rest of the Ladue Dance Marathon team on your fantastic fundraising efforts! Sarrah was our 2020 intern, and we are grateful she reached out and offered the opportunity to be a sponsor.
Gladys Manion, Inc. welcomes two new agents: Carol Butler and Juli-Ann Felsher
CLAYTON, MO (March 10, 2021) – Gladys Manion, Inc. is pleased to announce the addition of the Butler Felsher Group, consisting of Carol Butler and Juli-Ann Felsher.
Kent Ham studied finance and insurance at the University of Oklahoma and brings a highly motivated and fresh perspective to his real estate clients.
Kent Ham C:314.250.9772 | KentH@gladysmanion.com
James L. Manion
Affordability
Driven by low interest rates and increased wealth due to favorable stock market conditions, home prices and disposable income have risen significantly. Extremely low interest rates are offsetting higher prices keeping the affordability index low.
Suburban Shift
It's a seller's market in St. Louis. Communities across the region are experiencing record low inventory. For St. Louis, limited housing stock is a persistent years-long issue. St. Louis has had a decline in months-supply of inventory dating back to 2005. The following graph outlines November's inventory expressed in the number of months it would take to sell all of the homes on the market for a sampling of communities over three years. As the availability of housing declines, there has been a jump in the median sales price, up 16% from this time last year. Now more than ever, this market requires an experienced agency representing buyers and sellers.
In the early 1800's an area 10 miles southwest of Saint Louis was known as the Dry Ridge by fur trappers and the Osage and Dakota tribes. As part of a Spanish land program, 6,002 acres was granted to the last Spanish Lieutnenat governor, Charles de Hautte Delassus. The land grant covered what is now Webster Groves.
Covering approximately 32 square miles in suburban St. Louis County, the City of Chesterfield, Missouri, is a thriving community with a population of over 47,000, making it the state''s fourteenth-largest city.
Established in 1853, the town of Kirkwood was developed to take advantage of the establishment of Missouri's first railroad corridor. It was designed to serve city dwellers who wished to live in the country and commute to the city via the new train system. Its creators envisioned Kirkwood as a largely residential community, and it remained so for much of its history. As a result, the vast majority of the historical resources found there are residences. The city distinguishes itself from others by being the first community in St. Louis County to have a four-year public high school, a tax-supported library and a nursing home. It also has one of the oldest police departments.
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