Co-living investing in St. Louis, MO

St. Louis has some of the lowest SFR acquisition prices of any major metro in the country, while maintaining a large workforce renter population anchored by Washington University, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, and a growing biotech sector. Acquisition prices in the $110K–$160K range, combined with co-living revenue potential of $2,800–$3,800/month, produce exceptional yield profiles.

We focus on in-fill neighborhoods with workforce density and proximity to employment centers: areas like Brentwood, Maplewood, and select North County submarkets where price basis is low and rental demand is consistent.

The St. Louis Housing Authority administers Housing Choice Vouchers and has active HUD-VASH allocations. The St. Louis metro has one of the highest voucher utilization rates in Missouri — making it a strong target for the mission-driven stream of our portfolio.