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Concordia, MO · Real Estate
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Leawood's $766M Highpoint Project Lands Lockton's 176-Foot Tower, Tallest in Town
VanTrust Real Estate has officially named its sprawling mixed-use development in Leawood, Kansas: Highpoint. The approximately 34-acre project, formerly known as Hallbrook North, is under construction at the northwest corner of State Line Road and College Boulevard, and it will be anchored by insurance brokerage giant Lockton's future global headquarters tower.
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Eudora's 1870s German Chapel Is Now a $1.3M Airbnb With an Indoor Pool
A brick church built in 1870 that once held German-language services in downtown Eudora is now a short-term rental with an indoor pool, a poker room and a $1.3 million asking price. The building at 718 Church St., known to longtime residents as Salem Chapel, has become Brickhaven Inn, an Airbnb property owned by contractor Aaron Thakker.
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$766M development on old Hallbrook Farm officially named ‘Highpoint’
LEAWOOD, Kan. (KCTV) - VanTrust Real Estate has a new name for its major mixed-use development going up in Leawood: Highpoint. The company unveiled the name Tuesday along with a new website, as construction keeps moving on Lockton’s future global headquarters. Lockton is the world’s largest privately held, independent...
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Hunt Midwest breaks ground on 227-unit luxury multifamily development in Overland Park
Hunt Midwest broke ground this week on Canvas, the award-winning real estate development company’s new luxury multifamily community in the heart of historic downtown Overland Park, Kansas. Canvas will feature 227 one- and two-bedroom residences, best-in-class amenities, and more than 5,000 square feet of dedicated retail and restaurant space...
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Rising hotel taxes need better disclosure. Here’s the fix.
You can’t negotiate a hotel tax. Shouldn’t you at least be able to know what it pays for?. If you’re in Topeka, Kansas, next year, you can tour the state capitol, spend an afternoon at the Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park or catch a concert at Evergy Plaza.
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Mission Gateway headed for foreclosure sale. Local developer lines up to buy it
A Johnson County judge last week ordered the long-troubled Mission Gateway site to be sold through foreclosure, and a local developer has already struck a deal to potentially buy the property. The city of Mission announced Wednesday morning that Kansas City, Missouri-based R.H. Johnson Company has entered into an agreement...
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Kansas’s first 3D-printed house still a work in progress
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Kansas’s first 3D-printed house, located in Topeka’s Oakland area, has a fresh coat of paint and is starting to look more like a house, but the interior remains largely unfinished. Chris Stemler and his company, Trident Homes, are building the house. Stemler originally estimated...
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Kansas City real estate company looking into acquiring former Mission Mall site
KANSSA CITY, Mo. — A local development team is exploring options for the old Mission Shopping Center site that’s been empty for 20 years. A ruling from a judge means the property can move through the foreclosure process, and The R.H. Johnson Company reached an agreement to consider buying the site, the city of Mission shared in a statement this week.
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Kansas City real estate company looking into acquiring former Mission Mall site
KANSSA CITY, Mo. -- A local development team is exploring options for the old Mission Shopping Center site that's been empty for 20 years. A ruling from a judge means the property can move through the foreclosure process, and The R.H. Johnson Company reached an agreement to consider buying the site, the city of Mission shared in a statement this week.
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As foreclosure continues, metro developer explores next chapter for old Mission Mall site
MISSION, Kan. (KCTV) - As the foreclosure process continues on the site of the former Mission Mall, a local developer is exploring the next chapter of the area. On Friday, Oct. 2, a Johnson County judge ordered a final judgment for the owners, Aryeh Realty LLC, who are based in New York City. They are required to pay more than $24 million after they defaulted on their loan with Metropolitan Bank and weren’t paying property taxes.