CastleGate Estates Residents Face Relocation as Shopping Center Advances Near Wentzville
Owners of more than 60 mobile homes in CastleGate Estates, near Wentzville, have been told to leave as a developer plans a shopping center.
Key facts
- Developer CastleGate LLC plans a shopping center on roughly 18 acres, with townhouses possible later.
- STLtoday.com reported a Feb. 1, 2027 relocation deadline, while First Alert 4 reported Dec. 1, 2026.
- County officials said CastleGate applied for rezoning on Sept. 17 and sent eviction letters on Sept. 22.
- County planning commissioners signed off on the project Oct. 21; the county council is expected to hold the final vote in November.
- Families told the station they were offered $7,000 to $16,000 after completing their moves.
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Source: Wentzville-Area Mobile Home Park Residents Evicted for New Shopping Center — Hoodline, October 28, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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