The population of Lindenwood City, Missouri, is 12,731 and occupies a land area of 0.60 square miles. The cost of living in Lindenwood is 12% higher than the national average. Approximately 67% of households are owner-occupied. The median age is 45 years; the majority of residents are married, and 27% are single. There are about 14% of residents with a bachelor's degree. Lindenwood is a predominantly Democrat community.
Lindenwood City is in the St. Louis metropolitan area. It is defined by I-44 and Arsenal Street to the north, Hampton Avenue to the south, and the city limits on the west. The housing stock in Lindenwood is largely comprised of brick homes, many with fine craftsmanship. The area is primarily a residential neighborhood, with some multifamily buildings interspersed throughout the area.
Lindenwood City is home to a mix of high-income and middle-class residents. Residents of Lindenwood / Lloyden Park area are better educated than the average American citizen. Their test scores are higher than those of other cities in the state. Lindenwood residents are more likely to be professionals, with nearly twice as many women in management positions as the average population.
People in Lindenwood commute to work by car, trolley bus, or foot. The median commute time for residents in Lindenwood is less than the national average.