St. Louis
Market Reports
Comprehensive commercial real estate market data and analysis for the Greater St. Louis metropolitan area.
Market By Sector
Industrial and Logistics
Continued strong demand driven by e-commerce and supply chain nearshoring. New construction remains active in key corridors.
Office and Flex
Flight-to-quality trend accelerating as tenants upgrade to Class A space. Suburban markets outperforming CBD.
Retail and Shopping Centers
Experiential retail driving leasing activity. Grocery-anchored centers remain top performers with low vacancy.
Multifamily and Apartments
Strong rent growth and occupancy across the metro. New deliveries being absorbed quickly in prime submarkets.
New Development Pipeline
Active development pipeline across industrial and multifamily sectors. Build-to-suit demand remains robust.
Capital Markets and Investment
Institutional interest growing in St. Louis metro as cap rates remain attractive relative to coastal markets.
St. Louis CRE
Outlook 2026
The Greater St. Louis commercial real estate market continues to demonstrate resilience and opportunity. Industrial and multifamily sectors lead growth, while office markets show encouraging signs of recovery driven by flight-to-quality trends.
As a firm with nearly seven decades of local expertise, Sansone Group is uniquely positioned to help investors and tenants navigate this evolving landscape.
- Industrial vacancy at historic lows, fueled by logistics demand
- Multifamily rent growth outpacing national averages
- Office flight-to-quality creating Class A opportunities
- Retail recovery strongest in grocery-anchored centers
- Cap rate compression making STL attractive vs. coastal markets
- Development pipeline focused on industrial and multifamily
- Foreign and institutional capital increasing market activity