Concordia
Concordia, MO · Real Estate
johnsoncountypost.com
Mission brew pub plan fell through, but developer of vacant space remains ‘patient’
Prospects for a new development at the old Wild Oats in Mission are on hold. The developer who owns the property at 5101 Johnson Drive told the Post in an email last week that the company is “being patient” in order to find the right tenant. Previously, the...
lawrencekstimes.com
Lawrence advisory board will review these 12 affordable housing trust fund applications
Lawrence’s Affordable Housing Advisory Board will hear presentations from 12 applicants requesting a combined total of about $3.3 million from the city’s affordable housing trust fund. The board has $700,000 to allocate for the 2027 funding cycle. City residents in November 2017 voted 62% in favor of a...
elliott.org
Rising hotel taxes need better disclosure. Here’s the fix.
If you’re in Topeka, Kan., 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. Oh, and you’ll pay more for your hotel room. On January 1, the city’s transient guest...
hoodline.com
288-Unit Troost Complex Would Wrap Around Historic KC Cemetery, Neighbors Say
A developer's plan to build 288 apartments on the west side of Troost Avenue between 89th and 92nd streets has Kansas City neighbors worried that a small, historic cemetery tucked behind their homes will end up boxed in by new construction. Homeowners in the Boone Hills neighborhood have launched a petition against the project, arguing that the burial ground deserves more protection than the current plans offer.
hoodline.com
Lenexa Townhomes Near City Center Launch With 10 Lots Starting at $925,000
A new luxury townhome community is planned for Penrose Lane in Lenexa, just north of West 87th Street, with 10 lots now available for reservation starting at $925,000. The Residences at North Village is planned to include 61 two- and three-bedroom townhomes, positioning it as one of the more prominent new developments near Lenexa City Center.
Realtor.com News & Insights
Buyers Are Rushing To Overland Park, KS: Inside One of The Hottest Zip Codes In America
Realtor.com® has released its annual Hottest ZIP Codes 2026 report, revealing the areas where homes are selling the fastest. Despite a challenging market, there are still pockets of the country
johnsoncountypost.com
JoCo Homebuying: The good and the bad of home associations
A homeowner association (HOA) is typically a nonprofit corporation within a community of housing. Most HOAs exist in planned multi-unit community projects such as condominiums and townhomes or in newer developments filled with new construction. Membership is mandatory and the association is governed by a board of directors made up of elected community residents once control is passed off from the developer. Practically all incorporated HOAs are subjected to state laws in addition to unique governing restrictive covenants and bylaws. These restrictive covenants and bylaws define community standards so as to protect property values. It’s this intention that is the good of HOAs. The bad? That’s mostly in the eye of the beholder.
Yahoo!
Historic century-old building in downtown Kansas City reopens as apartment complex, cafe
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Another historic building in downtown Kansas City has been given a new life. After more than a century, the once old and neglected office building at 929 Walnut Street, formerly the site of Kansas City Title & Trust Co., will celebrate its grand reopening Tuesday as a new apartment complex.
johnsoncountypost.com
Residents push back as Mission apartment plan off Metcalf doubles in size to 650+ units
A Mission apartment proposal off Metcalf has now doubled in scope, drawing rare and resounding opposition from residents. Developers have told the city that they need to add hundreds more apartments to the Foxridge Apartments project on the former site of a JCPenney call center off Metcalf to make the project financially viable for lenders.
FOX4 News Kansas City
Chiefs’ stadium move already showing impact on real estate in Wyandotte County
hoodline.com
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.