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Making the Move to Springfield, MO

Lovingly known as 'The 417' or 'Queen City of the Ozarks,' Springfield is Missouri's fastest-growing metropolitan area. Its numerous schools, expanding job market, diverse culinary options and world-class medical facilities are making it an increasingly popular destination. Families and young professionals relocating to Springfield will love the fact that housing costs sit at 32% below the national average, making it one of the best places to buy a first (or second) home.

Thanks to a nearby mountainous area called the Ozarks, Springfield is well known for its natural parks, bike trails and other recreational activities. Whether you're an avid hiker, boater, hunter, or camper, this city is a hub for outdoor adventures.

A City Steeped in History

With a diverse and growing metro population of over 450,000, Springfield has an abundance of modern attractions and amenities; however, it is also a city with strong ties to the past.

Springfield is known as 'The Birthplace of Route 66' due to its designation as the official originating site of the iconic American highway, in fact, Glenstone Avenue and Kearney Street stand as one of the last original stretches.

A few of Springfield's other historical ties include being the site of the very first 'Wild West' quick-draw shootout as well as where the first major Civil War battle west of the Mississippi River occurred. And if you love all things supernatural, Springfield also happens to be home to the historical and haunted Pythion Castle.

Education, Employment & Cost of Living

Students moving to town can choose from Springfield's 14 colleges and universities, boasting a graduation rate 4.4% higher than the national average. Compared to all other mid-sized American cities, Springfield ranks 13th for job growth. Business owners love the city's healthy economy as well as its robust and expanding job market.

According to Missouri Partnership, key growth is most evident in industries, such as:

• Advanced Manufacturing
• Agtech & Food Solutions
• Energy
• Financial Services
• Cybersecurity
• Health Innovation

Families looking to relocate will love that the cost of living in Springfield ranks below the national average in the following categories, making it a more affordable option:

• Housing
• Transportation
• Healthcare
• Utilities

Top Neighborhoods in the Springfield, MO Area

The Springfield, MO area has several desirable neighborhoods to choose from. While some are rich with culture and diversity, others have a more laid-back small-town appeal; some are vibrant and brimming with new businesses, leaving others quieter and more remote.

Whether you're a young professional, college student or family relocating, here are the top neighborhoods in Springfield.

Downtown Springfield

A popular choice for students and young professionals moving to the city, Downtown Springfield is where it's at. Trendy shops, a wide range of culinary options, as well as an abundance of nightlife choices will keep your boredom at bay. And one of the best parts of living downtown? Almost everything is within walking distance.

Battlefield

Battlefield is a fantastic neighborhood for families, students, as well as professionals due to its proximity to schools, restaurants, and recreational activities. Parks and natural beauty abound, making Battlefield ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Ozark Heights

Ozark Heights is the perfect neighborhood for families moving to Springfield. Known for its lively, tight community feel, there is always something fun to do. Families love the recreational opportunities in the area as well as the many events, like the popular yearly Christmas decor competition. Homes in the area average around $347,000.

Nixa

Nixa is one of the fastest growing communities in Missouri. It offers families quality schools, safety, and a variety of recreational facilities. With a low cost of living and a median house price of $305,000 it's no surprise Niche.com listed Nixa as one of the best places to buy a house in the Springfield area.

If you're considering Springfield, MO as your next home, make your move as seamless and stress-free as possible. Need storage space for your adventure gear? How about boat storage, furniture storage, or space for old treasures you simply can't part with? There are plenty of storage units in Springfield, MO with a wide range of available storage unit sizes to meet all your needs. Whether you need a temporary space or a permanent location, check out available units above.