SperlingViews - Missouri, Missouri

Its cold in the winter and hot in the summer but over all a good place to live [read more...]

Coming from the Northwest, you can find a lower cost of living and better employment. Kansas City has many features, food, micro breweries, coffee shops, fine dining that you would find in the Northwest. Housing is lower the recent "power and light district" is very Portland Oregon like... [read more...]

Coming from the Northwest, you can find a lower cost of living and better employment. Kansas City has many features, food, micro breweries, coffee shops, fine dining that you would find in the Northwest. Housing is lower the recent "power and light district" is very Portland Oregon like... [read more...]

There are a lot of different and interesting things to do in Missouri. Something for everybody![read more...]

Although Overland is an older community it has a great location! It is close to Clayton, the Airport, downtown and Major Highways. There is affordable living for all people in all walks of life. They have a Community Center to enjoy. They have wonderful parks, ie. Mort Jacobs Park, Norman Meyers Park to name a few, there are many to explore, a Nature Park at Midland and Ashby. Ample shopping includes Schnucks, Food for Less and Shop N Save. Not far from the Metro Link. The VFW Hall on Midland near Woodson has the BEST FISH FRY IN TOWN! Muenks Tax Service is a 3rd generation local company in town and Overland Hardware is the place to go for all your hardware needs!!!! [read more...]

It can go from 100 to 0 degrees in 90 days or less - or the other way around! The winters really are not bad and we get plenty of nice pretty snows, but the summers can be horribly hot especially in the cities. If you are in Southern MO where it's hilly, rural and there's lots of trees, it's not so bad. Here in KC, it's hot and humid and there's no big bodies of water. I miss living near the ocean, but I like the snow. Last summer, I thought I would almost rip my face off - I was so hot! I went to Florida in August and it was cooler![read more...]

Troy, MO is a town/city not as small as Bryant Pond, ME where I lived as a child but no where near as large as St. Charles, MO. Unless you live in the city commute is the magic word. You are within 45-60 minutes away from conveniences of city living. We have small strip malls here in town. If you are looking for Sears, Home Depot or stores other than Wal-Mart you need to go to Wentzville, St. Peters, St. Charles or even St. Louis. There are plenty of routes to use to get to your desinations as long as you don't mind the commute. You can feel secure living in a small some what friendly location. It is hot and humid for a 2-4 weeks in the summer. Land locked, and the food at restaurants is average. After living in New England for 30 years I have spent 11 years here and my list of fine dining is short. The price of homes varies from inexpensive older homes to expensive newer developments. You must be very careful not to buy the fixer upper that has structural damage. If you are unfortunate enough to purchase one of these there is little to no recourse to recoupe your monies. This is also the case for modular homes as well. It's an okay place but I am not planning on retiring here.[read more...]

St.Louis Well............. IDK really theres alot of wierd people here if you like to party have fun forget about it. but im thinking about moving to flordia and well as i see most people dont like liveing where they live. Everyone wants something new so come to st.louis and enjoy[read more...]

Reside in west St. Louis County but travel extensively throughout the state evaluating senior care.[read more...]

The most distinctive comment I ever hear about Missouri is how nice the people are. I grew up in Rolla and am now attending college in Kirksville, and I have to say--I've never been anywhere where the people are as sweet (and I've traveled all over the country, and few foreign countries too!). If you're strolling in town, joggers and people walking their dogs will wave a sunny good morning from ten feet off. Out in the country, farmers call hello to any person or car that passes, whether they know you or not. Everyone is just as encouraging and helpful as can be. The entire atmosphere is laid back.[read more...]

Missouri is a great place to live. Lots of things to do. Not too expensive. The humid summers can be uncomfortable, though.[read more...]

The Weather is tricky it can be 100 today cold,windy the nextday then snow the third day.[read more...]

Missouri is a good place to live in..if u r expecting to see average cost of living,good education..etc..In all aspects it is a wonderful place with good job chances also..[read more...]

St. louis area has a relatively mild climate, compared to northeast US and upper mid-west.[read more...]

We moved to Missouri from Colorado. Missouri is too humid and hot. It was too much of a change. Also if you are going to live here you need to like bugs because you can't get rid of them! On the plus side ... the lakes are every where and they are warm and wonderful. We had one very nice winter and one very cold (ice storms) winter. Love all the trees and you can grow wonderful gardens.[read more...]

my husband and I have lived in st. louis, mo almost all of his life and my entire life. we want to move somewhere with low humidity and temps about 60-70' all year round. we are just not handling the heat/humidity combination at this stage in our life. we are looking of a new home where we can be outside whenever we can.[read more...]

Springfield, MO is a fast growing city and a wonderful place to raise children. Prices are reasonable and cost of living is relatively low. The many lakes and parks offers the family a wonderful place to relax and enjoy life.[read more...]

Really good people.[read more...]

I love St. Louis. It has so much to offer. I like the larger city, but it's not too big.[read more...]

great state with good people[read more...]