Relocating for work

Moving to St. Louis for Enterprise Mobility

Enterprise Mobility’s corporate headquarters is in Clayton. That gives you one of the region’s easiest job locations to build around because city neighborhoods, inner-ring suburbs and West County can all stay in play.

Work location

Start with the exact worksite.

Clayton headquarters

Enterprise lists its corporate campus at 500 Corporate Park Drive in Clayton.

Relocation is real

Current corporate roles explicitly include relocation packages to St. Louis.

Some roles touch multiple campuses

Enterprise also references periodic travel between its Clayton headquarters and Lakeside campus locations.

Where to start

Compare the commute with the rest of your week.

1

Clayton is one of the most flexible work locations in the metro

Clayton itself, University City, Richmond Heights, Brentwood, Maplewood, Webster Groves and Kirkwood all stay relatively close while offering very different housing and neighborhood styles.

2

If you want to live in the city

Central West End, Skinker-DeBaliviere, Dogtown and Forest Park Southeast can keep Clayton practical while giving you a more urban routine.

3

If you want more suburban space

Des Peres, Frontenac, Town and Country, Creve Coeur and parts of West County widen the housing options without turning Clayton into an extreme commute.

Three options

Clayton gives Enterprise employees unusually broad housing freedom.

I want the shortest commute

Clayton, Richmond Heights, University City and Brentwood are the obvious first looks.

I want city life

Central West End, Dogtown, Skinker-DeBaliviere and Forest Park Southeast can keep Clayton practical.

I want more suburban space

Webster Groves, Kirkwood, Des Peres, Frontenac and Town and Country widen the housing choices without making Clayton remote.

Clayton is forgiving enough that renting first is optional

Because so many very different communities sit within a practical Clayton commute, you can usually compare the housing styles you want before buying. Renting first is most useful if you are still deciding between city living and suburban detached housing.

If two people are commuting

Clayton is one of the easiest two-worker anchors in the region. It can pair reasonably with Downtown, Cortex, WashU, West County and many central job locations.

Scouting trip

A one-day plan.

1

Drive to the exact Enterprise building and include parking.

2

Compare one city option, one inner-ring suburb and one West County option.

3

If your role touches Lakeside or another campus, drive that route too.

4

Do the after-work trip you expect to make most often.

Before you commit

Check these four things.

Confirm primary campus and whether other Enterprise locations are part of the role.

Check parking and onsite expectations.

Test the commute from the exact neighborhood.

Use the second job to break ties between similarly convenient options.

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 living in Clayton itself is the only way to keep the commute short.

2

Driving far west for more house before seeing what the same budget buys in close-in suburbs.

3

Ignoring a multi-campus role if your job can require Lakeside or other support locations.

FAQ

Enterprise Mobility relocation FAQ

Where is Enterprise Mobility headquartered?

Enterprise Mobility lists its corporate headquarters in Clayton, including current roles at 500 Corporate Park Drive.

What are good places to live for an Enterprise Clayton commute?

Clayton, Richmond Heights, University City, Brentwood, Webster Groves, Kirkwood and the Central West End are useful starting points.

Can I live in the city and commute to Enterprise?

Yes. Several central city neighborhoods can keep Clayton practical, especially along the central corridor.

What if my role uses multiple Enterprise campuses?

Confirm how often. A more central location can be smarter than minimizing the Clayton commute if another campus is part of the job.

Want a shortlist built around your actual move?

Add your budget, home type, commute and must-haves. The planner will compare communities across the region instead of forcing you into the six places on this page.

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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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