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Kansas City Eyes Property Tax Hike as Falling Home Values Squeeze Budget
Jackson County Assessment Department — Site of Valuation Review. Kansas City homeowners could see a small bump in their property tax bills after city officials say falling property values have left a hole in next year's budget. Under a proposal advancing through City Hall, the owner of a $200,000 home would pay $15.66 more annually in the city portion of their property tax bill, part of a plan meant to offset a 1.5% citywide drop in property values this year.
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Look Back at These 12 Lost Missouri Street Corner Sights and See What You Still Remember
Missouri’s lost streetscapes span more than one kind of memory. A former ballpark may still be vivid to someone who attended a game there, while a nineteenth-century hotel survives chiefly through photographs and family stories. A neighborhood’s disappearance carries a different weight again, involving homes and relationships rather than one admired facade.
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Motel 6 Kansas City International Airport sold
HotelBrokerOne (HB1) has brokered the sale of the Motel 6 Kansas City International Airport to a Dallas-based hotel redevelopment specialist. The Kansas City, MO, hotel is slated for extensive refurbishment and repositioning. The approximately 3-acre property, which includes the existing 82-room hotel, has been historically successful within the airport corridor...
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Stonegate Meadows Case Includes $2 Million Payment to 60 Tenants
The Stonegate Meadows settlement website says tenants who leased apartments at the Kansas City complex from December 1, 2019, through May 5, 2026, may qualify for a partial rent refund in Johnson v. Stonegate Meadows Apartments LLC, et al., Jackson County Circuit Court case No. 2316-cv09588. The notice names Stonegate Meadows Apartments LLC, Elite Management MO LLC, Prime Midwest LLC and Read Property Group LLC as defendants and says they deny the allegations while agreeing to resolve the claims. For the payment amount and number of participating tenants, KCTV5 reported that the settlement provides $2 million to 60 tenants: settlement notice; KCTV5.
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Tenants at Kansas City apartment complex celebrate victory years in the making
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - After years of legal battles, tenants at a Kansas City apartment complex are finally getting a settlement. Tenants at Stonegate Meadows gathered Saturday morning to celebrate a legal win years in the making. Residents said the building’s owners have neglected the apartments, and refused to take care of roach and rodent infestations, plumbing issues and more.
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Kansas City's Fall Parade of Homes Opens Friday With Free Tours Across the Metro
Newly built homes across the Kansas City metro will throw open their doors for free starting Friday, kicking off a self-guided tour that runs through October 4. The 2026 Fall Parade of Homes gives visitors a chance to walk through finished new-construction properties in both Kansas and Missouri without a ticket.
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Realtors list proximity to Joe’s Kansas City BBQ as selling point
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New project near Bluhawk with 340+ apartments and 120+ homes clears Overland Park planning hurdle
After some revisions to the plan, a vacant property south of the Bluhawk mixed-use entertainment district in Overland Park could soon see a mix of housing options and commercial uses. The project, located at 167th Street and U.S. Highway 69, comes from Price Brothers, the same developer behind Bluhawk. If...
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Threatened affordable housing preserved on Armour Boulevard as metro nonprofit intervenes
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A building on Armour Boulevard was for sale, a situation that often leads to the loss of affordable housing, according to Kelley Hrabe, managing member of Riverstone Platform Partners. Hrabe said projects initially developed as affordable housing often lose that status once their affordability period...
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Zona Rosa sold for $63.3 million; FOX 4 speaks with new owner
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Zona Rosa Sells for $63.3 Million as New Owner Eyes Northland Turnaround
Zona Rosa, the open-air shopping and entertainment complex in Kansas City's Northland, has a new owner after selling for $63.3 million, and the buyer says it plans a long-term overhaul of the property near Interstate 29 and Barry Road. The nearly 768,000-square-foot center, which draws about 5.5 million visits a year according to its new owner, was purchased by CTO Realty Growth, a publicly traded real estate investment trust based in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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Sycamore Road Homes: Crafting Beautiful Homes in Kansas City
Luxurious homes today are about more than square footage or high-end finishes – they are about thoughtful design, craftsmanship, and spaces that reflect the way people want to live. For Sycamore Road Homes, that philosophy guides every project, resulting in custom homes that blend timeless elegance with modern functionality.
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Warehousing Company Signs Independence's Biggest Warehouse Lease of 2026, Takes 1.44M Square Feet
A warehousing and distribution company has signed a lease for 1,443,600 square feet of industrial space at the Space Center, an underground complex built into Missouri limestone at 1550 S. Geospace Drive in Independence. The deal is the largest industrial lease signed in the Kansas City metro area so far in 2026.
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Kansas City Zoo Hunts for Architects on $12.5M North American Bear Exhibit
The Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium is on the hunt for an architectural team to design a brand-new North American bear exhibit, a $12.5 million project that would slot into the heart of Swope Park between two of the zoo's existing marquee habitats. The zoo has already collected qualification submissions from interested firms, with a fixed budget that officials say cannot grow no matter which design gets picked. If all goes to plan, bears could be settling into their new digs by the spring of 2029.
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A New Era for Hardesty: Arnold Development Group Advances Transformative Lofts at Historic Federal Complex
At the corner of Independence and Hardesty avenues, one of the most imposing physical relics in Kansas City’s urban core is stepping into its next life. The Hardesty Federal Complex—a 22-acre historic industrial site anchor in the Lykins neighborhood—is undergoing a sweeping revitalization into Historic Northeast Lofts, driven by Jonathan Arnold and the team at Arnold Development Group.