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ParkPacific Apartments

Saint Louis, Missouri, 63103

Studio/1 Bedroom$1,118 - $1,339

2 Bedrooms$1,622 - $1,981

Clayton On The Park

Saint Louis, Missouri, 63105

Studio/1 Bedroom$1,200 - $2,550

2 Bedrooms$2,650 - $5,200

3 Bedrooms$4,600 - $5,600

Council Tower Senior Apartments

Saint Louis, Missouri, 63103

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Alpha Terrace Senior Apartments

Saint Louis, Missouri, 63133

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Finding a wonderful new apartment in Saint Louis is simple, the high summer is particularly nice but regardless of when you are looking to move, Saint Louis' apartments are available in every price range all year round. MyNewPlace can help you find every amenity you need in your new place in Saint Louis - whether it is a medium carmine sun room or a pet friendly apartment.

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Saint Louis, Missouri

St. Louis flew under two foreign flags - Spain and France - before it became the quintessential American city. With a fine location in the middle of the country and on the banks of the Mississippi River, it truly lives up to its nickname of Gateway City. It was the last major stop for pioneers venturing to the West Coast, and gained renown early in its history as an important port and manufacturing town. Today, it is home to over 40 Fortune 500 companies like Anheuser-Busch, Energizer, Monsanto, and more.

World's Fair Architecture

It hosted both the World's Fair and the summer Olympic games in 1902. Those events did much to shape the way St. Louis looks today. The two events were responsible for much of the city's architectural development and in searching for your St. Louis apartment, you'll quickly see why.

There are 79 designated neighborhoods to be found, and they are highly segregated by historic boundaries. Downtown is the central business district but also home to tens of thousands of residents who inhabit warehouse conversions and high rises. Laclede's Landing is one of the oldest standing neighborhoods. It has cobblestone streets, a lively scene and many industrial conversion.

Lafayette Square consists of restored Victorian row houses and likewise has an energetic feel to it. In the southeast, Forest Park is just beginning revitalization and younger professionals are finding it popular and livable.

City of Boulevards

Once established in your St. Louis apartment, you'll want to start exploring this great city. First stop should be the Gateway Arch and a ride to the top to see the incredible views and get the lay of the city. From the waterfront areas to the suburbs, it is a city with everything.

Fine museums, enormous parks, a world-famous symphony orchestra all make it a truly international city. There are championship professional sports teams and fabulous theatre events. It will take some time just to see the main ones!

Hot Barbeque and Fried Ravioli

Even the food in St. Louis can be unique. While it is famous for its own style of barbeque, you'll also want to sample things like frozen custards, provel cheese, and deep fried ravioli. Because the city received so many foreign immigrants in its early years, the choices remain huge. Each neighborhood will be different and you'll certainly find variety regardless of where you find your new St. Louis apartment.

St. Louis Blues

Your nights out will want to start with the walkable areas like the Central West End with places like Sub Zero Vodka Bar and the Drunken fish or in the Downtown area near Washington Avenue where you will find great places like Plush or Nectar. The city has a history with blues but you'll come across every kind of music imaginable. You just have to get out and find it!

Average Apartment Rent in Saint Louis, Missouri

# Bedrooms	Apr	Mar	Feb	3 Month % change
Studio	$837	$905	N/A	0%
1 Bed	$704	$642	$598	17.7%
2 Bed	$865	$824	$689	25.5%
3 Bed	$2,619	$2,504	$1,371	91%

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Saint Louis Apartment Rental Trends

Apartments in Saint Louis have competitive rents so be sure to use our apartment finder to get the best deal. In February the average rent for a 1 Bedroom Saint Louis apartment cost $598. If you need a roommate, try finding a 2 bedroom apartment rental. An average 2 bedroom Saint Louis apartment was $689 in February. The average apartment rent for a 3 bedroom apartment in February was $1,371. Start your apartment search by checking out some of the Saint Louis rentals listed below.

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What's the weather like in Saint Louis?
St. Louis has a continental climate with four distinct, though fairly mild seasons. Summers are rather warm, yet temperatures rise above 100 degrees an average of only five days per year. Visitors and residents flock to Busch Stadium in the summer months to enjoy a day in the sun at an MLB Cardinals game. Winters are chilly but moderate, with lows dipping into the 30s and a slight chance of snow. Spring and fall bring comfortable climates, with temperatures averaging in the mid to high 60s. Labor Day weekend brings St. Louis locals and tourists out to enjoy the festivities of the Big Muddy Blues Festival and the Japanese Festival at the Missouri Botanical Garden.
What neighborhoods in Saint Louis are good for eating out?
Euclid Avenue, in the Central West End of Saint Louis is home to dozens of the city's most popular restaurants. Enjoy some upscale dining at Eau Cafe, or a casual meal at local-favorite Llywelyn's Pub. Historic Soulard neighborhood has a variety of eateries sure to satisfy any appetite from a laid-back slice of pizza at Joanie's Pizzeria to a formal evening at Sage Urban American Grill. Or head over to The Hill, St. Louis' traditional Italian American neighborhood, for the best Italian eats in the city. Hill landmark for over 60 years, Mama Campisi's serves up terrific traditional Italian dishes at reasonable prices.
How far is the airport from downtown Saint Louis and can I get there easily and cheaply?
Lambert-Saint Louis International Airport is located right in town, about a 12-mile drive from the center of Saint Louis with a driving cost of less than $2. Several smaller local airports are also located within 25 miles of the city including Saint Louis Downtown Airport, MidAmerican Saint Louis Airport, Saint Louis Regional Airport, and the Spirit of Saint Louis Airport. For those who would prefer not to drive to the airport, an array of alternative modes of transportation are available including shuttle buses, local taxis, and limousine services.
Does Saint Louis have any famous museums or exhibitions?
Saint Louis boasts an impressive array of fun and educational museums and exhibits. The Museum of Transportation is fun for all ages, showcasing a unique collection of cars, locomotives, trolleys, and airplanes. Saint Louis' City Museum is more of a giant playground than a museum. Built in an old warehouse made mostly from architectural artifacts from around the city, City Museum is filled with fun-for-all-ages mazes, tunnels, and obstacle courses. The Saint Louis Science Center, located in Forest Park, is a hands-on learning experience fit for the entire family, with an Imax theater, planetarium, and several floors of interactive activities. Some other Saint Louis favorites include the Contemporary Art Museum, the Missouri History Museum, the Saint Louis Art Museum, and the Museum of Westward Expansion, amongst others.
What would an ideal weekend be like in Saint Louis?
An ideal weekend in Saint Louis would begin with a trip to the city's must-see Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis- world renowned for its beautiful interior mosaics, followed up by a visit to the city's landmark Gateway Arch. Next, be sure to check out the second largest urban park in America, Forest Park, as well as the gorgeous Missouri Botanical Garden. Stop by the City Museum to check out the enchanted forest, the giant aquarium, and museum of oddities and top off the weekend with a trip to the famous Anheuser Busch Brewery Tour.
How is the public transportation system in Saint Louis?
With access to buses, taxis, and various trains, the Gateway Multimodal Transportation Center serves as the nexus of public transportation in St. Louis. Two blocks east of St. Louis Union Station, the largest railway station in the metropolitan area, it is centrally located. Metro Transit is the Regional Transit Authority (RTA). It operates Metro buses and MetroLink, St. Louis' light rail system, which has stops in many of the metropolitan area's most popular destinations as well as near the city's college campuses. However, MetroLink has much to expand.
How much are utilities in Saint Louis?
The country, the average cost of utilities in Saint Louis, Missouri is 10 percent lower than the US average. With very hot summers and cold winters, combined average monthly utilities in Saint Louis, which amount to about $180 a month, will vary widely depending on the season. Other factors include the size and age of your house, how many members are in your family, and how hot and cool you like to keep your house. Electric will be highest in the summer, while gas will most likely be highest in the winter.

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