Relocating for work

Moving to St. Louis for Ameren

Ameren’s headquarters is at One Ameren Plaza on Chouteau Avenue. That puts the job near Downtown and the central city, where city neighborhoods, MetroLink-adjacent areas and close-in suburbs can all compete.

Work location

Start with the exact worksite.

Headquarters

Ameren lists One Ameren Plaza at 1901 Chouteau Avenue in St. Louis as its corporate address.

Central-city location

The headquarters sits just west of Downtown with direct access to several central-city and highway corridors.

Regional employer

Ameren says it has roughly 9,000 employees across its broader utility footprint.

Where to start

Compare the commute with the rest of your week.

1

If you want the shortest practical city commute

Lafayette Square, Downtown West, Soulard, Benton Park, Midtown and Shaw deserve attention depending on the housing style and city routine you want.

2

If you want a close-in suburb

Maplewood, Richmond Heights, Brentwood, Webster Groves and Kirkwood can keep the headquarters commute practical while giving you detached housing and a suburban environment.

3

If transit matters

Downtown and central-city MetroLink stations can make rail more useful for Ameren than for many other St. Louis employers, but test the exact walk and transfer pattern from home to office.

Three options

Ameren is a central-city commute with more housing options than “live Downtown” suggests.

I want a short city commute

Lafayette Square, Downtown West, Soulard, Benton Park and Midtown deserve attention.

I want a close-in suburb

Maplewood, Richmond Heights, Brentwood, Webster Groves and Kirkwood can keep Chouteau practical.

I want transit to matter

MetroLink can be relevant for selected routes into the central city, but test the complete trip including the walk to the office.

Central geography makes buying easier

If One Ameren Plaza is your stable worksite, you can compare several city and close-in suburban options without creating an extreme commute. Renting first is more useful if you are unsure whether you want a city routine or a suburban one.

If two people are commuting

Ameren plus a Clayton, Cortex or central-corridor job is relatively easy to solve from a close-in location. A second job far west makes a central suburb more valuable than living beside the office.

Scouting trip

A one-day plan.

1

Drive to One Ameren Plaza at your normal arrival time.

2

Compare a close city neighborhood with a close-in suburb.

3

If MetroLink matters, ride the exact route once.

4

Test the evening trip home during a downtown event window.

Before you commit

Check these four things.

Confirm the exact Ameren work location.

Include parking or final walk in commute time.

Test event traffic if your schedule overlaps it.

Map any second job before choosing a city-vs-suburb direction.

Places to compare

Six places to start.

They are deliberately different so you can compare commute, housing type, walkability and space.

Three things to watch.

1

Assuming a downtown-adjacent job requires living Downtown.

2

Ignoring parking or MetroLink walking time when comparing door-to-door commute.

3

Moving far west for more house without seeing how much central-city access you give up.

FAQ

Ameren relocation FAQ

Where is Ameren headquartered?

Ameren lists One Ameren Plaza at 1901 Chouteau Avenue in St. Louis.

Where should I live if I work at Ameren headquarters?

Lafayette Square, Soulard, Downtown West, Maplewood, Richmond Heights and Webster Groves are useful comparisons.

Do I need to live Downtown?

No. Several city neighborhoods and close-in suburbs can keep the commute short.

Is MetroLink useful for Ameren?

Potentially, depending on your home location and final walk. Test the complete door-to-door trip.

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Sources

The employer and worksite facts come from the organizations themselves where available. Community recommendations are CityHub’s housing-and-commute judgment, not employer guidance.

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