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Katy Station property plans include two six-story buildings for students
A proposal to build two six-story residential buildings in the space occupied by Shiloh Bar and Grill, Ice House and the Broadway Diner have been submitted to the city for approval. Chicago-based developer Core Spaces is calling it Hub Columbia — Fourth and Broadway, a complex that would have 300...
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Lake Of The Ozarks Resort Mogul Has Big Plans To Buy, Renovate Foreclosed Regalia Hotel
LAKE OZARK, Mo. — It's been eerily quiet at The Regalia Hotel this year. But that's about to change. After a short run at Lake of the Ozarks, the hotel and conference center closed and was foreclosed on, in the past year. It appeared without fanfare in an online real estate auction in 2023, with bidding approaching $3 million, though it's not clear that the resort changed hands at that time.
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Columbia takes steps to bring short-term rentals into compliance
The city of Columbia is making efforts to bring unlicensed short-term rental properties into compliance. If these properties are in compliance, then their owners and operators will pay the city’s extra 5% lodging tax, according to a memo from October 2025. Within Columbia’s city limits, people staying at hotels,...
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Columbia explores historic preservation measures amid concerns over property sales
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Efforts to preserve historic properties in Columbia are gaining attention as new owners look to redevelop former Columbia College properties and city officials consider additional ways to protect historic buildings from demolition. During a Historic Preservation Commission event Tuesday, officials discussed an ongoing survey of the Benton-Stephens neighborhood that could help identify The post Columbia explores historic preservation measures amid concerns over property sales appeared first on ABC17NEWS .
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This Tiny Missouri Town Is So Ridiculously Affordable That Social Security Alone Covers All Your Bills
Your monthly Social Security deposit has been quietly dreaming of a place like Sedalia, Missouri, where it can finally stop being stretched thin and start actually meaning something. Most people spend their retirement years doing financial gymnastics just to keep the lights on, but Sedalia has a way of making...
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Retirees Keep Moving Into This Close-Knit Missouri Country Club Community Where Someone Else Shovels The Snow
Missouri winters have a way of turning a driveway into a part-time job. A growing group of retirees in Columbia has quietly handed that job to someone else, and they say they have no plans to take it back. Their new neighborhood sits beside a country club, with pools, pickleball,...