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Market Leaders: St. Louis

2011 St. Louis Market Leaders

Mosby Building Arts    8,700,000
PK Construction    5,697,686

Key fact: 85 percent of St. Louis residents can afford the metro area’s average home, one of the highest rates in the nation (NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Opportunity Index)

 
 

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