A home in Pacific, Missouri

Area guidesFranklin County (partly St. Louis County)

Pacific

Pacific is in eastern Franklin County and extends into southwest St. Louis County near the Meramec River. It was platted in 1852 as Franklin and renamed in 1859 for the Pacific Railroad.

Median sale price

$298K

3 months ending Aug 2026

Compared with last year

-10.3%

median price

Median days on market

32

was 44 a year ago

Homes sold in August

37

was 27 a year ago

The market right now

Pacific home values and how fast homes sell.

Slower32 days, median
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Homes here are taking longer to sell. Pricing from the closest recent sales matters more than usual.

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Figures: Redfin, 3 months ending Aug 2026, retrieved September 2026. Medians describe the whole market, not any one home. They are not a prediction.

Before you buy or sell

Worth knowing in Pacific.

Rules change. Confirm with the city before you rely on them.

Inspection at sale

When buying, selling or renting in Pacific, an inspection by a City Inspector is required before the city issues an occupancy permit. The fee is $50 for a house, condo or duplex, and a passing inspection is valid for 30 days.

City website

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For a sale, the buyer and seller decide between them who applies. Applications are made in person at City Hall, 300 Hoven Dr.

City website

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The city keeps a Meramec River flooding resource page with links to the river crest forecast for Pacific and the National Weather Service.

City website

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The city publishes a Floodplain Development Permit Application.

City website
Homes and streets in Pacific, Missouri

What it's built like, and how you get around.

Getting around

  • Interstate 44 opened in 1965 and bypasses Pacific to the north.

    Wikipedia
  • Former U.S. Route 66 ran through downtown along Osage Street and is now Business Loop 44.

    Wikipedia
  • Pacific has no Amtrak station. The city lists three Missouri River Runner stations nearby: Downtown St. Louis, Kirkwood and Washington, MO.

    City website

Parks and places.

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Jensen Point

Overlook on Route 66 at 1039 E. Osage St., built as part of the Henry Shaw Gardenway and named for Lars Peter Jensen.

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Blackburn Park

City park that the city describes as having a scenic overlook.

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Robertsville State Park

State park at 902 State Park Drive, Robertsville, bordered by the Meramec River and Calvey Creek, with a boat launch, campground, picnic sites and hiking trails.

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Route 66 State Park and Shaw Nature Reserve

Both are listed by the city as nearby, along with five Missouri Department of Conservation areas.

Schools

Public school districts serving Pacific.

District lines don't always follow city lines. Confirm the district for a specific address with the district itself. For school data, see the state's Missouri school report cards.

What is the median home price in Pacific, MO in 2026?

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The median sale price in Pacific was $298K for the three months ending Aug 2026, down 10.3% from a year earlier. Homes sold in a median of 32 days. Source: Redfin MLS-based data, retrieved September 2026.

Which public school district serves Pacific?

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Pacific addresses are served by Meramec Valley R-III School District. District lines don't always follow city lines, so confirm the district for a specific address before you make an offer.

Is there an occupancy permit or inspection when a home sells in Pacific?

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When buying, selling or renting in Pacific, an inspection by a City Inspector is required before the city issues an occupancy permit. The fee is $50 for a house, condo or duplex, and a passing inspection is valid for 30 days. Rules change, so confirm with the city before you rely on this.

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