4802 Mitchell Avenue St. Joseph, MO 64507
A WORLD CLASS CAMPUS
IN AN ALL AMERICAN HOMETOWN
NOW AVAILABLE FOR LEASE
Centrally Located
Located just off of the I-29 & HWY 36 interchange, STJ Office Campus is easily accessible for workforce located locally or regionally.
The city’s centralized location puts St. Joe companies within 500 miles of 44 percent of the total U.S. manufacturing establishments, and within 200 miles of the nation’s population center.
Class A Office in a Class A Community
St. Joseph, Missouri is home to just over 72,000 residents with a young and vibrant demographic (average age of 37.9). Located less than an hour northeast of Kansas City, Missouri, St. Joe’s centralized location provides access to a population of nearly 700,000 people and over 350,000 workers.
The historic city’s small-town feel allows for an affordable lifestyle with easy access to major employers, quality healthcare, education options, and numerous cultural offerings. The city is truly filled with #uncommoncharacter.
A modern and inviting workspace where innovation, creativity and culture can have room to roam.
Positioned for Growth
The STJ Office Campus is located in the up-and-coming east side of St. Joe, adjacent to a growing Missouri Western State University campus and the largest local employer, Mosaic Life Care Medical Center - employing just over 3,000.
The city has been a hub for industry and growth since the very beginning when it served as a bustling westward expansion town for early river trade. Today, that spirit of innovation and forward-thinking is still alive and St. Joe is a modern city fueling the growth of some of the nation’s top companies.
Convenient Multi-Modal Access
ROAD
Not only is St. Joseph at the heart of major interstate crossroads, mileage from St. Joseph to major cities is convenient and affordable, due to the city’s centralized location. It’s just 90 minutes to Topeka, Kansas, 3 hours to Des Moines, Iowa, and 2 hours to Omaha, Nebraska. Downtown Kansas City is only 55 minutes away.
RAIL
Rail service provided by Union Pacific Railroad and Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway provides direct access to all parts of North America.
AIR
Just 35 minutes from the brand new 1 million square foot, $1.5 billion Kansas City International Airport (KCI), more than 400 flights from 11 major carriers arrive and depart daily. Not to mention, airfares are among the lowest in the nation.
Workforce & Education: The Pulse of St. Joe
St. Joe workers have gained a well-deserved reputation for hard work, high productivity and low rates of turnover.
Some of the city’s top employers fall into the education, manufacturing and health fields – but our St. Joe stands out for its diverse and innovative range of business clusters, more than most national cities of its size. In fact, St. Joe is a nationally recognized leader in animal health and life sciences, and a pivotal component of the KC Animal Health Corridor—where nearly one-third of the $19 billion global animal health industry is located.
And as all great employers know, education drives workforce:
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88% of the area’s adult population has a high school education or has continued on with further educational training.
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As a result of a community-wide partnership, St. Joe’s high school graduation rate is 80%.
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About 50% of workers have earned a post-secondary degree.
Great Workforce Needs Great Housing
St. Joseph consistently rates as one of the most affordable housing markets among cities with populations in the 75,000- 100,000 range. The median list price for a single family home in St. Joseph is $114,000. Several exciting renovated loft options are available in the city’s downtown and uptown area, as well as attractive and affordable housing options in historic and National Register neighborhoods.
Source: St. Joseph Economic Development Partnership
Low Cost of Living
St. Joseph ranks considerably lower in cost of living compared to other cities. According to the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER) cost of living index tool, including grocery items, housing, utilities, transportation, health care, and miscellaneous goods and services, St. Joseph has a ranking of 92.6 percent. In comparison, Kansas City, Mo., has a cost of living index of 98.1. Boston has a cost of living index of 133.9, and Los Angeles is 135.9.
Source: St. Joseph Economic Development Partnership
About Kansas City
The Kansas City metro has a population of 2.16 million people, an increase of over 15% since 2000, among the highest growth rates in the Midwest over this period.
Top industry strengths include: biosciences, distribution and ecommerce, data centers and tech, financial services, and global design and build.
Kansas City is served by an excellent infrastructure of fiber, highways and interstates, railways, major airport, and public transportation systems that enable 85% of the U.S. population to be reachable from KC within two days or less. Its central location, deep pool of IT talent, international airport system and energy environment give local businesses a competitive advantage in the U.S. and global marketplace.
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