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This unique opportunity in the City of Cottleville features over 7 acres of developable land directly across from St. Charles Community College. Excellent visibility, strong demographics, and high traffic counts make this an ideal location for commercial or retail users. A new residential development with 100+ single-family homes is within a mile of the

Congratulations to Carla Powderly Counseling, LLC and Two Bridges Counseling on graduating from the EDC's small business incubator. Carla Powderly and Christy Brimm, the two therapists leading the respective organizations, two have joined forces and opened a collaborative counseling space on Main Street in O'Fallon. The new group, Collaborative Counseling

This 6,800+ SF site offers a near 50/50 split of office and warehouse space less than one mile from I-70. Oversized drive-in doors, outdoor storage space, and a vehicle repair lift make this an especially attractive opportunity for automotive occupants. Interested parties should contact Julie Powers with the City of St. Peters (636) 477-6600, ext. 1305.

Now Available: Two-story, 14,000 SF office building for sale or lease. The building is very close to I-70 and is situated on 3.42 acres, providing room for future expansion, parking, and signage. Interested parties should contact Patrick McKeehan with the City of O’Fallon at (636) 379-5510. Property Brochure

Don't miss this 1.3-acre opportunity adjacent to Cottleville Trails, an upcoming 500-home subdivision in the thriving community of Cottleville. Tract Two enjoys convenient access to HWY 364 and offers excellent development opportunities for retail, medical, and office users. Interested parties should contact Rich Francis with the City of Cottleville at

St. Charles County closed out 2022 with 6.4 million SF of major development projects. That's a 29% increase over the previous record of 4.8 million SF set in 2021. Throughout the past decade, St. Charles County has typically seen 3 to 4 million SF of major developments completed or underway each year, making 2022 a blockbuster year. Projects of note

BayoTech is building 50 "Hydrogen Hubs" across the US and UK, and the first one will be in St. Charles County on the campus of Ranken Technical College in Wentzville. Hydrogen Hubs are small, localized production plants designed to produce hydrogen faster and cheaper than larger-scale facilities. Rather than making large quantities of hydrogen at one

NorthPoint Development has broken ground on a new master-planned industrial park in the Lakeside Logistics Center in St. Peters. The completed development will include five buildings totaling ±1.6 million SF across 190 acres. The largest building in the development will be nearly 500,000 SF. Grading for that building is scheduled to start this

SSM Health officials pointed to St. Charles County's rapid growth as a driver behind the need for a new outpatient center on 7.5 acres along I-64/HWY 40 in O'Fallon. "We are also looking to the future the needs of the community, and with 7.5 acres of land available for future development, there is an opportunity to expand as the community continues to

EDC President & CEO Scott Drachnik recently sat down with Thomas Wilmer, host of the award-winning NPR podcast Journeys of Discovery with Tom Wilmer, to talk about St. Charles County's rich vinicultural history. Most people don't realize St. Charles County was the first recognized American Vinicultural Area (AVA) in the US and was the largest wine

Just 29+ acres remain in the Premier 370 Business Park in St. Peters. The remaining lots are divisible, development-ready, and offer more than 1.5 miles of frontage along the Highway 370 Logistics Corridor. Don't miss this opportunity to join Amazon, FedEx, Medline, Dayton Freight, and others. Tax incentives potentially available Utilities to

Excerpt via Travel + Leisure Oenophiles looking for an under-the-radar wine region may want to consider the Midwest — particularly, Augusta, Missouri, about an hour west of St. Louis. I recently visited this hidden gem of a destination during its annual Augusta Harvest Festival, and it surprised me from the start. During my first night, I attended the