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Bruner, MO · Real Estate
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Republic chamber welcomes Reel Estate media into the fold
Josh Troester, owner of Reel Estate Media, prepares to cut the ribbon in celebration of his business joining the ranks of the Republic Area Chamber of Commerce on Feb. 19. The ceremony took place at All American Home in Republic, as Troester has no physical location. Reel Estate Media specializes in real estate photography and videography, producing property photography, video, 3D tours, drone footage and more. At the event, Troester gave a live drone display, taking a photograph of those in attendance from high altitude. Those wishing to contact Troester regarding his services are encouraged to find his Facebook page or call 417-755-0200. Troester has already spent time on the chamber’s leadership board, so he said he is excited to experience this new chapter.
KOLR10 News
Property owner pushes back on downtown SGF mural controversy
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — David Pere isn’t from Springfield, but after he purchased a building at the corner of Walnut and Campbell in downtown Springfield, he says he’s trying to help veterans in the area. “Our business, basically, we do a whole bunch of free online content, YouTube podcasts, whatever. We help service members and veterans […]
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Progress continues on project in north Springfield that addresses missing middle housing
A development in north central Springfield that will add what a recent housing study found is needed – middle housing – is moving forward. The Broadway Cottage Courtyard will be flanked on the east by N. Broadway, on the south by W. Poplar and on the west by N. Weaver. It’s being developed by the Drew Lewis Foundation’s Blue House Project.
Springfield News-Leader
Residents raise concerns over new makeup of Springfield P&Z
With the turn of the new year, Springfield City Council appointed three new members to its Planning & Zoning Commission, although the commissioners replaced were eligible for re-appointment. With all three new appointees connected to the local development industry, neighborhoods are raising concerns about the makeup of the zoning commission. The three new commissioners that started in their roles in January were: Jennifer McClure, owner of JM Consulting Services; Christopher Souliere, owner of Soul Properties; and David Jacquez, a real estate agent with Murney Associates. They were appointed to serve in the place of local attorney Chris Lebeck, retired journalist Betty Ridge, and construction consultant Bruce Colony. P&Z Commissioners are appointed by council to serve for a four-year term with a maximum of two terms. P&Z is tasked with reviewing applications and cases related to rezoning, platting and street vacations and making a recommendation to council. Before going to the full council, appointees are selected from a list of applicants by the Public Involvement Committee. The committee is made up of councilmen Abe McGull, Brandon Jenson, Bruce Adib-Yazdi and Derek Lee, who chairs the committee. In recent years, P&Z recommendations often have diverged from council's final vote on rezoning matters,
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Hotel of Terror owner’s petition fighting eminent domain gathers enough signatures for Springfield City Council vote
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Springfield Council considers annexing 12.67 acres for commercial development on city’s westside
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Springfield City Council is considering a request that could bring 12.67 acres of land into the city limits. A property owner wants the commercially zoned land annexed to enable future development. The land is located on West Sunshine Street just east of Moore Road. Although there...
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Marcus & Millichap Arranges Maverik Gas Station Sale in Missouri
Marcus & Millichap has brokered the sale of a net-leased Maverik gas station property in Springfield, Missouri, for $4.4 million. Jackson Harris, Chris Lind, Mark Ruble and Zack House, investment specialists in Marcus & Millichap’s Phoenix office, in association with David Saverin, Marcus & Millichap’s Missouri broker of record, procured the buyer, a California-based limited liability company.
KYTV
Residents of a condemned extended stay in Branson, Mo., search for new places to live
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - The City of Branson condemned the 76 Family Inn extended-stay motel after inspectors found it unsafe. The city cited the owner for operating without a business license on Jan. 20. Ten days later, the city of Branson determined the building was unsafe and shut it down Friday night.
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City of Branson Orders Shutdown of Motel Property
A motel on the Branson Strip is ordered shutdown for several violations. On January 20, 2026, the City of Branson issued a citation to the owner of the 76 Family Inn, located at 3510 W. 76 Country Boulevard, for operating without a business license. Following complaints, the City’s Building Services Division conducted an initial follow-up inspection and issued a Notice and Order for observed code violations.
KOLR10 News
Hotel Of Terror’s initial petition to stop eminent domain falls short
Sterling Mathis, owner of the Hotel of Terror, was unable to collect enough signatures to put the city's decision to place the property under eminent domain on the ballot, falling 125 signatures short of the 1,499 needed.
KYTV
Hotel of Terror petition to stop eminent domain in Springfield rejected, for now
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - The Hotel of Terror’s petition to stop the city of Springfield from taking the building has been rejected. Springfield’s city clerk announced on Thursday that the owner did not obtain enough signatures to certify. The Springfield City Council approved the use of eminent domain on December 15. The city says it needs the land to replace a 100-year-old bridge on Main Street. MoDOT says the bridge is in “poor” condition.
Springfield News-Leader
Springfield convention center plans will begin pre-design process
Springfield voters will be asked to vote a second time on a proposed lodging tax increase to fund a new convention center in April. In preparation, and in hopes of swaying more voters, the city has engaged architects to collect public feedback and create a more cohesive vision of what the development could look like. Over the summer, city leaders received a report pointing to a need for a new 125,000-square-foot convention center in Springfield, estimated to cost $175 million to construct. On April 7, Springfield voters will be asked whether to raise the current lodging tax, which is paid by anyone booking hotel rooms and short-term rentals in the city, by 3 percentage points in order to fund the construction, operation, and maintenance of the project. This will be second time voters are asked this after voters rejected the measure in November, though since then, the city has added a 35-year sunset on the lodging tax increase and shared that the convention center project would renovate and expand on the Springfield Exposition Center at 635 E. St. Louis St. Here's what to know about this next stage of the project. Who is Populous? The city has selected Populous, a
KOLR10 News
New apartments planned near retail area in southwest Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, MO – Most recent growth on the city’s southwest side has focused on new businesses. Now, residential housing could be joining the mix. A developer is seeking to rezone nearly 18 acres of land at 2000 S. McCurry St., south of W. Sunshine, to allow for the construction of a multi-family housing complex. The […]
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Liberty Utilities gets conditional rate increase amid customer service concerns
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TLC Properties in Springfield announces the passing of co-founder Dr. Sam Coryell
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - TLC Properties in Springfield announced the passing of its co-founder, Dr. Sam Coryell. Coryell died on Monday night. In a statement, the company said his leadership helped shape not only the company’s growth but its culture, one grounded in integrity: excellence, Biblical principles, unbridled service, generosity, and stewardship. The company says Dr. Coryell’s influence will continue to guide TLC Properties.