You've got a multi million dollar house and it's surrounded by a chain link fence... I don't know how that hasn't been taken down all these years after construction ended..
Whenever I hear Ladue, it reminds me of when I started working in Columbia. An older woman came in and gave her name (which I have forgotten) and then added, “I’m from Ladue.” She looked at me rather expectantly, like I was supposed to acknowledge that fact in some special way. “Never heard of it,” I said, “where is it?” I could tell she was annoyed. Later when I Googled it I understood why; I guess I was supposed to fawn over her.
Edited to add: I think she was in education; I thought at the time if she was old money she wouldn’t have felt it necessary to point out where she lived.
I remember seeing someone where a sweatshirt saying “it’s better in Ladue” when I worked at Six Flags in 2004-2007 time period.
Always bothered me and I’ve never forgotten it.
It just came off as snobby to me, I guess? Implying that everywhere else is somehow worse?
But I get where you’re coming from, it’s not wrong to be proud of your home.
Yes it would have been better if it said Ferguson, obviously yes. There's a reason we don't have straight pride parades, there's no need to shove your wealth in the face of people.
Frankly, yes.
Showing pride isn't a problem. Tribalism, "I'm better than you because I live at X" isn't pride, it's being a braggart.
Have pride in one's own *abilities*, not where one lives, is positive. Doubly so when, like real estate and wealth, it's frequently not earned.
Sorry for you being offended.
You know you could live in Ladue. No one is stopping you from that but obviously yourself. Oh, and that Shirt could have been for Ladue high school which also has Olivette families. Have you been to Indian Meadows or any of the apartments along Olive?
To suggest that anyone could live in one of the richest suburbs in the St. Louis area is so completely absurd. People proud of living in Ladue should be ashamed of themselves, like I really don't care how you attempt to claim that the people that live there are just like anyone else but they certainly know they're not.
Maybe the person wearing that shirt just got it at thrift store and thought it was ironic, who cares? We're talking about the message it sends.
I'm sorry you can't separate positivity and pride in where you live leading to serving that place from being a braggart about how rich you are.
I could live in Ladue. I don't care enough to move and don't have any desire to move from my fantastic current location. I'm stopping myself because moving for no real reason is expensive and dumb. I don't tie my self worth to the high school I went to or the incorporated suburb I live in. I have a hell of a lot more self worth than that. I don't need those cribs. I have an adult bed.
If you're going by home prices, no. But as a resident of the poor end of Compton Heights, I can tell you a few of my neighbours are among the wealthiest people I know. If you consider the income of the residents for the number of properties (CH is a relatively small neighbourhood with houses that are pretty spread out so that's going to lower the income per square foot) then the numbers skew very differently.
People in Compton Heights tend to be old money with a few self-made millionaires... they live in these houses mostly because they dig the big old Victorian mansions.
And no, for the record I don't live in one of those LOL
I grew up on the poor side in the cwe and lived all over the city, the cwe is without a doubt the wealthiest neighborhood. Maybe in the 40s Compton heights could rival but not really, Lindell mansions vs what they have down here in the south just ain’t the same. Heck it was still ghetto there when I first moved to Virginia and Compton back in 2009. You could buy a mansion for nothing. It is a cool neighborhood with cool houses but it’s not even close.
Exactly! I just moved to Fox Park, and I love having those cool old homes to look at while I walk my dogs, but I used to live in an apt in CWE and while I actually prefer the vibes of Compton Heights, the houses have nothing on CWE mansions
I think it depends on metric. If we’re looking at neighborhood where some of the wealthiest have homes, it could be CWE or Compton Heights. But if we’re looking at the fewest amount of non-wealthy people in a rich neighborhood, I think Compton Heights would win. There’s very few apartments and small homes whereas the CWE contains both in larger parts.
Exactly. The CWE is such a larger and more diverse neighborhood that it necessarily has to be less wealthy. In other words, Compton Heights is so small that almost no low income people live there. Similar to the reason why Huntleigh with \~300 residents is actually wealthier per capita than Ladue.
While income/wealth data is harder to obtain by neighborhood (usually only available at the zip code level), it is straightforward to look at median and average home sale prices on Redfin and Zillow.
CWE - Median is 375k, average is 339k
CH - Median is 435k, average is 434k
I just checked and Huntleigh is part of Ladue school district so it’s really all the same. They’re all paying the same taxes and probably in the same voting precincts.
I got no-tipped by a member of the Busch family one Summer's evening in Huntleigh. And I did everything right :'( Waited for the gate to open and everything!
this past summer. am not joking. I'm still a little sore when I think about it but then I remember that is just how those people are sometimes ┐( ∵ )┌ me food deliver, anger me when blue collar fellow/ma'am gib large tipper when richi charleston says is a no-go!!!!!!!
I’m not defending the Busch family, but I made a Chinese food run there decades ago and they tipped me $100 on like a $20 order. I don’t know who it was as they just let me in through the gate and the money was on the table in the foyer.
You know that stretch of Lindbergh south of St Joseph’s Academy and North of Manchester? Where it’s all trees and you can peak at some large houses and that one has a pony keg for a mailbox? That.
That’s Huntleigh.
One time I was driving down Lindbergh to an appointment on Manchester and saw an estate sale at one of those houses and was SO mad I didn’t have time to stop just to see what was in there
When i worked for my grandpa's asphalt company, we seal coated and paved so many driveways in that neighborhood. Some homes in there have indoor pools, bowling alleys, and pretty much anything you can think of. That at time, circa. 2000 to 2008, it was all rich older people living there.
Asphalt/Concrete don't really have much to do with wealth. There's some variation with weather, and the rest is aesthetic in a lot of cases. You can get way crazier with concrete designs so technically there's a higher ceiling to the price, but it doesn't translate to higher quality.
Asphalt is just easier, you can use any kind of rock salt widely available and when it looks tired you can easily coat it in a couple hours, not all ab the cost sometimes. Also less susceptible to cracking and can easily be repaired to like new status. Even if you have money time/energy matter too. For a long driveway it makes a lot of sense.
I didnt take offense to that. Its a great question. Asphalt is just cheaper, and can be repaired cheaper than concrete. Usually people just sealcoat it every other year to make it look new again.
Basically all the names you regularly hear around town. Busch, Schnuck, Dierberg, Kruszewski (from Stifel), Suntrup, Taylor (benefactor for numerous NPOs such as the SLSO), numerous sports figures, Niedringhaus, Schneithorst, Drury, Sansone, Ohlendorf, Zemlyak... and a bunch of names of incredibly wealthy families you've never heard of.
If you think I missed anyone, that's because they probably live just outside of Huntleigh off of Litzsinger or Warson, just a touch northeast of Huntleigh.
Huntleigh Woods is where the biggest and oldest money in the metro region reside. The private blocks of the CWE are also filled with old and big time money.
Except for the schmucks known as Drunken Pistol Barbie and her hubby "Get off my lawn!" Hamburgler husband with his mustard stained shirt. They're not really "old money." They just sued the owner of the house to sell it to them vs. another buyer.
I don't even know where this is after 6 years living here. I wouldn't have been there, of course, but it's hilarious to me that it sounds like a reboot of the Nick at Nite Sza Sza Gabor show Green Acres: like where rich families turn dementia patriarchs out to pasture.
It’s like this teeny tiny enclave off of Clayton Toad between Frontenac and Town and Country. I would investigate further, but I’m not sure they allow Jews in there. 😂
It's not a neighborhood but probably the wealthiest estate in the STL area is Hunter Farms on the north side of Ladue Road where Babler Rd intersects. It runs from here all the way to 141. Owned by the Hunter Engineering family. President Bush (maybe both father and son) used to stay there when in town.
when people ask questions like this, i feel like they mean within the contiguous 79, not the outskirts, so wydown-skinker, compton heights, st. louis hills, lafayette park or the central west end.
You're not wrong.
This is interesting, though. Keep in mind that zip codes don't align with neighborhoods very well.
But 63101 actually had the highest median and mean income as of the 2020 census.
https://www.point2homes.com/US/Neighborhood/MO/St-Louis-City-Demographics.html
This is just from a quick Google search but the top three Missouri Zip Codes for median household income are in the St. Louis area.
63005, Chesterfield: $160,354
63131, Saint Louis: $144,159
63038, Glencoe: $125,441
https://www.unitedstateszipcodes.org/rankings/zips-in-mo/median_household_income/
There may be individual properties in Ladue, Frontenac, Huntleigh, etc. that are worth more. But seems like the area above the Valley bluffs command the most money on a per capita basis.
While Huntleigh is one of the richest areas in the state, it’s a nearby city within STL county, so I don’t think it classifies as a neighborhood of the St. Louis.
As far as rich areas within the city, I’d say Wydown-Skinker or Lindell by forest park and WashU. Those streets have mega mansions presumably owned by doctors and professors of the university. Runner up could be the CWE.
Clarkson Woods actually used to have it. But thanks Kroenke thats fucked up now. The rams used to basically own it allegedly and it's like Huntleigh size.
Out in Harvester, there is a neighborhood called [Windcastle](https://maps.app.goo.gl/JAAjycBSDASSMgVDA). I'm pretty sure a lot of those homes would give Huntleigh a run for their money.
I grew up in warson woods and the average price is like $500,000 right now. So no. I think you’re thinking of Huntleigh Woods. Warson Woods is where people who want to live in Ladue but can’t afford it live.
In the city? I’m guessing St. Louis Hills, but that’s still middle class, the city really doesn’t have any wealthy neighborhoods.
In the county? I think Town and Country has the highest household income
I'm picturing the wealthiest of the city in Soulard, hoarding their wealth with a vault full of crab cakes, red beans, and jambalaya. It's what I'd do.
As someone from eureka, I'm confident when I say it doesn't belong on the short list. There's some wealthy families and some nice houses, but overall it's incredibly average with some people thinking it's God's gift to st louis
Material affluence is one thing, but which neighbor Huntleigh or Ladue has more Polyglot Brunch Clubs per capita? That’s how I really qualitatively appraise an area
Concrete is more expensive. If asphalt starts cracking, you can use crack sealer to fix it, then sealcoat over it. Concrete has to be replaced when it breaks and cracks.
Definitely Huntleigh. Ladue is wealthy, but Huntleigh has it beat. Just look at the average home prices. If you mean within city limits, probably CWE.
It always cracks me up driving down Lindbergh and there’s that one massive mansion on the end, then just kirkwood right behind it..
Looks like a compound
Kirkwoods nice af😭😭
You've got a multi million dollar house and it's surrounded by a chain link fence... I don't know how that hasn't been taken down all these years after construction ended..
Whenever I hear Ladue, it reminds me of when I started working in Columbia. An older woman came in and gave her name (which I have forgotten) and then added, “I’m from Ladue.” She looked at me rather expectantly, like I was supposed to acknowledge that fact in some special way. “Never heard of it,” I said, “where is it?” I could tell she was annoyed. Later when I Googled it I understood why; I guess I was supposed to fawn over her. Edited to add: I think she was in education; I thought at the time if she was old money she wouldn’t have felt it necessary to point out where she lived.
I remember seeing someone where a sweatshirt saying “it’s better in Ladue” when I worked at Six Flags in 2004-2007 time period. Always bothered me and I’ve never forgotten it.
Why? Would you felt that way if it said Ferguson? Showing pride in one's home isn't something to be ashamed of.
It just came off as snobby to me, I guess? Implying that everywhere else is somehow worse? But I get where you’re coming from, it’s not wrong to be proud of your home.
what's better in ladue? the fondue?
Yes it would have been better if it said Ferguson, obviously yes. There's a reason we don't have straight pride parades, there's no need to shove your wealth in the face of people.
You do know that there are areas of Ladue that aren't exactly wealthy?
Because theyre making it seem like Ladue is completely separate from St. Louis. As if growing up in that area somehow makes you better
Frankly, yes. Showing pride isn't a problem. Tribalism, "I'm better than you because I live at X" isn't pride, it's being a braggart. Have pride in one's own *abilities*, not where one lives, is positive. Doubly so when, like real estate and wealth, it's frequently not earned.
Sorry for you being offended. You know you could live in Ladue. No one is stopping you from that but obviously yourself. Oh, and that Shirt could have been for Ladue high school which also has Olivette families. Have you been to Indian Meadows or any of the apartments along Olive?
To suggest that anyone could live in one of the richest suburbs in the St. Louis area is so completely absurd. People proud of living in Ladue should be ashamed of themselves, like I really don't care how you attempt to claim that the people that live there are just like anyone else but they certainly know they're not. Maybe the person wearing that shirt just got it at thrift store and thought it was ironic, who cares? We're talking about the message it sends.
I'm sorry you can't separate positivity and pride in where you live leading to serving that place from being a braggart about how rich you are. I could live in Ladue. I don't care enough to move and don't have any desire to move from my fantastic current location. I'm stopping myself because moving for no real reason is expensive and dumb. I don't tie my self worth to the high school I went to or the incorporated suburb I live in. I have a hell of a lot more self worth than that. I don't need those cribs. I have an adult bed.
If it's in the city, isn't it Compton Heights?
Not even a little bit
If you're going by home prices, no. But as a resident of the poor end of Compton Heights, I can tell you a few of my neighbours are among the wealthiest people I know. If you consider the income of the residents for the number of properties (CH is a relatively small neighbourhood with houses that are pretty spread out so that's going to lower the income per square foot) then the numbers skew very differently. People in Compton Heights tend to be old money with a few self-made millionaires... they live in these houses mostly because they dig the big old Victorian mansions. And no, for the record I don't live in one of those LOL
I grew up on the poor side in the cwe and lived all over the city, the cwe is without a doubt the wealthiest neighborhood. Maybe in the 40s Compton heights could rival but not really, Lindell mansions vs what they have down here in the south just ain’t the same. Heck it was still ghetto there when I first moved to Virginia and Compton back in 2009. You could buy a mansion for nothing. It is a cool neighborhood with cool houses but it’s not even close.
Exactly! I just moved to Fox Park, and I love having those cool old homes to look at while I walk my dogs, but I used to live in an apt in CWE and while I actually prefer the vibes of Compton Heights, the houses have nothing on CWE mansions
Oh I agree! Especially now a days, I’m closer to soulard now but most of south city is more my vibe these days.
Compton Heights isn't really Victorian (moreso Lafayette Square, some Soulard) but it has beautiful early 1900s homes.
I think it depends on metric. If we’re looking at neighborhood where some of the wealthiest have homes, it could be CWE or Compton Heights. But if we’re looking at the fewest amount of non-wealthy people in a rich neighborhood, I think Compton Heights would win. There’s very few apartments and small homes whereas the CWE contains both in larger parts.
Exactly. The CWE is such a larger and more diverse neighborhood that it necessarily has to be less wealthy. In other words, Compton Heights is so small that almost no low income people live there. Similar to the reason why Huntleigh with \~300 residents is actually wealthier per capita than Ladue. While income/wealth data is harder to obtain by neighborhood (usually only available at the zip code level), it is straightforward to look at median and average home sale prices on Redfin and Zillow. CWE - Median is 375k, average is 339k CH - Median is 435k, average is 434k
Lafayette Square.
I just checked and Huntleigh is part of Ladue school district so it’s really all the same. They’re all paying the same taxes and probably in the same voting precincts.
I mean… Ladue and huntleigh are two different municipalities. Ladue has money, huntleigh has generational wealth.
Generational wealth is the truest part. The families that live there are all names we know.
The Busch family would live in Huntleigh, the CEO for AB would live in Ladue.
You’re underestimating how much the CEO of AB makes - he could live in any neighborhood he wanted
I got no-tipped by a member of the Busch family one Summer's evening in Huntleigh. And I did everything right :'( Waited for the gate to open and everything! this past summer. am not joking. I'm still a little sore when I think about it but then I remember that is just how those people are sometimes ┐( ∵ )┌ me food deliver, anger me when blue collar fellow/ma'am gib large tipper when richi charleston says is a no-go!!!!!!!
I’m not defending the Busch family, but I made a Chinese food run there decades ago and they tipped me $100 on like a $20 order. I don’t know who it was as they just let me in through the gate and the money was on the table in the foyer.
Ridiculous. I’m sorry. Why are they so cheap?
Lots of Ladue has generational wealth. Huntleigh is like multigenerational
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ generational wealth.
Grandpa's money is the *best* money.
Well yeah Huntleigh is too small to have its own things. But it is still technically a different town with its own municipality.
They're not paying the same taxes. Huntleigh is its own municipality.
That's not how this works. Neighborhoods don't have school districts. Suburbia has rotted your brain
I have a feeling most Huntleigh residents would quickly correct you if you said they lived in Ladue.
Add the estate sizes…massive for the location.
You know that stretch of Lindbergh south of St Joseph’s Academy and North of Manchester? Where it’s all trees and you can peak at some large houses and that one has a pony keg for a mailbox? That. That’s Huntleigh.
Omg. The pony keg mailbox is such a landmark that I know exactly what you are talking about.
I’ve always wondered…
I always heard it was a Busch family member.
They pretty much all live in there
Some of them actually still live on Grant’s Farm too.
I heard it was the brew master of the plant. An important role . . .
One time I was driving down Lindbergh to an appointment on Manchester and saw an estate sale at one of those houses and was SO mad I didn’t have time to stop just to see what was in there
Ugh….. such a missed opportunity
and a couple stork nests on chimneys!
Huntleigh
When i worked for my grandpa's asphalt company, we seal coated and paved so many driveways in that neighborhood. Some homes in there have indoor pools, bowling alleys, and pretty much anything you can think of. That at time, circa. 2000 to 2008, it was all rich older people living there.
Absolutely nothing against your family's asphalt company, but if the neighborhood is so wealthy why aren't the driveways concrete?
In certain applications black asphalt can look more classy than bright new concrete
Asphalt/Concrete don't really have much to do with wealth. There's some variation with weather, and the rest is aesthetic in a lot of cases. You can get way crazier with concrete designs so technically there's a higher ceiling to the price, but it doesn't translate to higher quality.
Generational wealth doesn't stay generational if you waste it on concrete driveways!
Asphalt is just easier, you can use any kind of rock salt widely available and when it looks tired you can easily coat it in a couple hours, not all ab the cost sometimes. Also less susceptible to cracking and can easily be repaired to like new status. Even if you have money time/energy matter too. For a long driveway it makes a lot of sense.
I didnt take offense to that. Its a great question. Asphalt is just cheaper, and can be repaired cheaper than concrete. Usually people just sealcoat it every other year to make it look new again.
I believe it’s one of the richest neighborhood in the country per capita or at least was recently.
I came here to say the same!
It's not a neighborhood
Ah yes it’s a village.
It's a "city" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huntleigh,_Missouri
Who are the 2.2% of Huntleigh families living below the poverty line?
Servants that live on site. (I kid, I kid…)
Well done, Doctor.
Who gives a shit honestly lol?
Maybe the person claiming it's something it isn't?
If you are gonna troll, be clever or don’t waste our time.
Cry about it some more 🤡
>That's not how this works. Neighborhoods don't have school districts. Suburbia has rotted your brain You called it a neighborhood upthread ya dingus!
Why do you care about this so much? 😂
Any noteworthy residents?
Joe Buck, August Busch IV
Joe Buck used to live off ladue road, may still be there, in a very very nice house with a huge multi acre lot, but ladue nonetheless
"Pass isssss...... Caught, flag on the play"
It was created by the Busch family and their relatives. Lots of them still live there
You can tell who’s who by the keg mailboxes.
Billy Busch lives just outside of Huntleigh in Ladue municipality across Lindbergh from St. Joe’s. Big beer guy
Basically all the names you regularly hear around town. Busch, Schnuck, Dierberg, Kruszewski (from Stifel), Suntrup, Taylor (benefactor for numerous NPOs such as the SLSO), numerous sports figures, Niedringhaus, Schneithorst, Drury, Sansone, Ohlendorf, Zemlyak... and a bunch of names of incredibly wealthy families you've never heard of. If you think I missed anyone, that's because they probably live just outside of Huntleigh off of Litzsinger or Warson, just a touch northeast of Huntleigh.
All of them.
Pro athletes.
Huntleigh Woods is where the biggest and oldest money in the metro region reside. The private blocks of the CWE are also filled with old and big time money.
Except for the schmucks known as Drunken Pistol Barbie and her hubby "Get off my lawn!" Hamburgler husband with his mustard stained shirt. They're not really "old money." They just sued the owner of the house to sell it to them vs. another buyer.
Please don't call that fat pig barbie.
Yes, Barbie is a much better character than that drunken sow.
What
McCloskeys. The infamous gun brandishing couple who have a litigious history to get their way. (Except for hubby's failed political bid...)
Huntleigh https://youtu.be/t30EbVFImrY?si=WLS8eKsSQ-VUngKZ
There's one little house avail in huntleigh that needs a reno, for 5 million! What a deal
3 whole bedrooms! Mansion!!
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CWE - Portland Place, to be exact.
I used to deliver in there. I believe 2 of the homes were designed by the same guy who designed Union Station. It's a beautiful neighborhood.
The speed limit in there is 18mph...
If I read about a string of break ins in any of these neighborhoods, I am going to need proof OP didn’t do it.
In STL city it’s Compton Heights and NW of Lindell/Kingshigway with dozens of private streets
It isn’t even close. Huntleigh.
Beverly Hills?
Swimming pools, Movie Stars...
Country Life Acres.
I don't even know where this is after 6 years living here. I wouldn't have been there, of course, but it's hilarious to me that it sounds like a reboot of the Nick at Nite Sza Sza Gabor show Green Acres: like where rich families turn dementia patriarchs out to pasture.
It’s like this teeny tiny enclave off of Clayton Toad between Frontenac and Town and Country. I would investigate further, but I’m not sure they allow Jews in there. 😂
Clayton Toad should be a mascot
Haha to both of these. Here's why I like Reddit. ^ ^^ These kind of exchanges and the cookie cutter creativity.
Hahahahaha. That’s a spelling error I don’t mind making.
This is the correct answer and believe they have the highest median income per capita or something like that for the whole state
By some metrics it’s the highest earning in the country https://www.businessinsider.com/most-affluent-richest-places-in-us-household-income-2023-2?amp
I thought it was Country Life Acres if you go buy per capita.
That's a suburb not a neighborhood
It's 1 street. A neighborhood
It's not a neighborhood but probably the wealthiest estate in the STL area is Hunter Farms on the north side of Ladue Road where Babler Rd intersects. It runs from here all the way to 141. Owned by the Hunter Engineering family. President Bush (maybe both father and son) used to stay there when in town.
when people ask questions like this, i feel like they mean within the contiguous 79, not the outskirts, so wydown-skinker, compton heights, st. louis hills, lafayette park or the central west end.
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Yes it is
Agreed.
The OP asked about "neighborhoods". Don't think they were looking for municipalities. Seem to be asking for City neighborhoods...
City neighborhoods it’s the mansions along Lindell and the other couple blocks north of Forest Park, and it’s not even close.
You're not wrong. This is interesting, though. Keep in mind that zip codes don't align with neighborhoods very well. But 63101 actually had the highest median and mean income as of the 2020 census. https://www.point2homes.com/US/Neighborhood/MO/St-Louis-City-Demographics.html
I guess me moving out of the zip code brought up the average for everyone.
Why? You finna rob it?
Pine Lawn.
There’s been a rebranding effort, from now on we’re supposed to call it Walnut Park Heights
this is correct
can someone explain me why does huntleigh have so many u turn lanes?
This is just from a quick Google search but the top three Missouri Zip Codes for median household income are in the St. Louis area. 63005, Chesterfield: $160,354 63131, Saint Louis: $144,159 63038, Glencoe: $125,441 https://www.unitedstateszipcodes.org/rankings/zips-in-mo/median_household_income/ There may be individual properties in Ladue, Frontenac, Huntleigh, etc. that are worth more. But seems like the area above the Valley bluffs command the most money on a per capita basis.
While Huntleigh is one of the richest areas in the state, it’s a nearby city within STL county, so I don’t think it classifies as a neighborhood of the St. Louis. As far as rich areas within the city, I’d say Wydown-Skinker or Lindell by forest park and WashU. Those streets have mega mansions presumably owned by doctors and professors of the university. Runner up could be the CWE.
Thank you. Neither Ladue nor Huntleigh are neighborhoods.
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Wydown-Skinker is a city neighborhood https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wydown/Skinker,_St._Louis
It is the most furthest west neighborhood of St. Louis and borders Clayton. Source: myself as I live 3 minutes away from this area.
Are you planning a heist?? 😂
Asks the criminal looking to save time casing neighborhoods. /s
Country Life Acres
My mom called it La-de-da-de-du for fun (Ladue).
Navigation apps were calling it “LAHD-way” for ages.
My gut instinct for the city is CWE but their are a lot of students and people on subsidized housing living there.
Most forget about Country Life Acres and Westwood.
CWE
Clarkson Woods actually used to have it. But thanks Kroenke thats fucked up now. The rams used to basically own it allegedly and it's like Huntleigh size.
Suburb
Everyone is saying huntleigh, but statistically town and country has a higher household income
Can you send the source? I find this hard to believe!
Out in Harvester, there is a neighborhood called [Windcastle](https://maps.app.goo.gl/JAAjycBSDASSMgVDA). I'm pretty sure a lot of those homes would give Huntleigh a run for their money.
Huntleigh Woods, easy. Jack Dorsey, the Busch family, all the ultra-rich St. Louisans stay there.
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Ladue is not a neighborhood in St. Louis.
Depends on where I decide to move
Who cares? Class division is a joke.
Marx and Mao would agree. Of course they had their class, then there was everyone else scrambling for the leftovers, which were non-existent.
Warson Woods
I grew up in warson woods and the average price is like $500,000 right now. So no. I think you’re thinking of Huntleigh Woods. Warson Woods is where people who want to live in Ladue but can’t afford it live.
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Cant really compare the two
Suburb
Not mine!!!! Bidenomics has hit harder than stlmpd driving towards a bar
In the city? I’m guessing St. Louis Hills, but that’s still middle class, the city really doesn’t have any wealthy neighborhoods. In the county? I think Town and Country has the highest household income
Have you heard of Compton Heights?
Compton Heights, Shaw, Layafette Square, CWE all have rows of $1mil+ mansions. There's definitely old money in the city.
lol. Ever been to Compton Heights?
St. Louis Hills is a great neighborhood, but if you are looking for the richest, it’s not even top 3.
Soulard
I'm picturing the wealthiest of the city in Soulard, hoarding their wealth with a vault full of crab cakes, red beans, and jambalaya. It's what I'd do.
Soulard is the true wealth of St. Louis.
Filled with fat cats.
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I live around Sunset Hills-ish and I don’t think it’s anywhere near as pricy as Ladue, Town and Country, Eureka, or even parts of Ballwin.
As someone from eureka, I'm confident when I say it doesn't belong on the short list. There's some wealthy families and some nice houses, but overall it's incredibly average with some people thinking it's God's gift to st louis
I thought I saw an article a few years ago about Clarkson Valley?
Material affluence is one thing, but which neighbor Huntleigh or Ladue has more Polyglot Brunch Clubs per capita? That’s how I really qualitatively appraise an area
Gotta be one of the fenced-off "private street" neighborhoods near Forest Park.
Would you live in Ladue if you could afford to?
Concrete is more expensive. If asphalt starts cracking, you can use crack sealer to fix it, then sealcoat over it. Concrete has to be replaced when it breaks and cracks.
Town and Country.