Concordia

Concordia, MO · Real Estate
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De Soto Weighs Tax Breaks For Second Massive Data Center Campus
Digital Realty, which bills itself as the world's largest data center developer, wants public tax incentives to help build a sprawling new server campus in De Soto, Kansas, a city of about 6,300 residents that is already absorbing one massive data center project. The company has submitted an application for a tax increment financing district to help cover costs for the first phase of the development, though it has not disclosed how much money it's asking for.
johnsoncountypost.com
County loans $2.5M for downtown OP housing project for people with disabilities
CORRECTION: This story was updated on Tuesday, Aug. 11, to correct an error. The nonprofit plans to cover remaining costs not covered by other funding sources through a 20-year mortgage, not a 30-year mortgage. A 17-unit affordable housing project in downtown Overland Park aimed at people who have intellectual and...
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Gardner could get a 15,000-seat concert venue, media school, apartments and shopping just off I-35
A new proposal for an arts and entertainment complex in Gardner is pushing big plans for a 335-acre space on the north side of I-35 at 175th Street. Velocity Arts is a mixed-use plan comprised of many pieces, including a 15,000-seat indoor concert venue, a school focused on media production, apartments, a shopping area with restaurants and a grocery store and a hotel with a spa.
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Olathe OKs townhomes intended to address the ‘missing middle’ housing gap
An Olathe developer is going to build townhomes that will address the “missing middle” gap in housing. At below market value, they’ll be priced under $500,000. Olathe City Council approved a rezoning request and preliminary site plans Tuesday that will make way for the mixed-use development featuring 44 townhomes and commercial space.
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Brooklyn's Park Slope is Redfin's Hottest Luxury Neighborhood of 2026
Park Slope in Brooklyn, New York, is the hottest luxury neighborhood of 2026, according to a new report from Redfin, the real estate brokerage powered by Rocket. Highland Park, Illinois is close behind with Overland Park, Kansas ranking at No. 3. This is according to a Redfin analysis ranking U.S....
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Brooklyn’s Park Slope is Redfin’s Hottest Luxury Neighborhood of 2026
Park Slope in Brooklyn, New York, is the hottest luxury neighborhood of 2026, according to a new report from Redfin, the real estate brokerage powered by Rocket. Highland Park, Illinois is close behind with Overland Park, Kansas ranking at No. 3. This is according to a Redfin analysis ranking U.S....
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A Kansas City neighborhood leader is building new, affordable homes in Ivanhoe
Community leader Chris Harris noticed a lot of people in Kansas City's Ivanhoe neighborhood, where he grew up, had full-time jobs but still couldn't afford homes for their families. So, he hatched a plan to build houses for working families on land he now owns by the park. “I was...
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Heartland Motorsports Park Can’t Stop Cancelling Races, But Nobody’s Actually Selling It
Heartland Motorsports Park opened outside Topeka in 1989 as the first brand-new auto racing facility built in the U.S. in two decades, eventually hosting NHRA national events, NASCAR touring series, IMSA, and SCCA road racing across a quarter-mile drag strip, a 2.5-mile road course, and a dirt oval. None of that history mattered to Shawnee County’s tax office. A long-running dispute over the property’s tax-exempt status finally caught up with the facility in 2023, and after one last NHRA Heartland Nationals that August, the track shut its gates for good that September.
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Leawood is building apartments ‘left and right’ on 135th — including long-planned project now redesigned
A revised development plan that reconfigures some buildings planned for the One35 development in Leawood got a nod of approval Tuesday from the city’s planning commission. The Leawood Planning Commission OK’ed a part of the development that calls for a mix of apartments and retail space south of 135th Street and west of High Drive.
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Mortgage rates hit 2026 high, reshaping how people look at KC-area homebuying
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The 30-year mortgage rate has climbed to 6.66% — its highest point of 2026 and half a percentage point above where it stood in January. Experts attribute the increase in part to inflation tied to ongoing conflict abroad. A Friday open house near Nall...
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Lee’s Summit Agent Warns Homeowners About Kansas City Title Claims
A Lee’s Summit real estate agent says an unsolicited pitch to sell homes he represented has added a new twist to a Kansas City-area title dispute involving eviction notices, disputed filings and a company that no longer exists. The episode is raising fresh concerns about how easily questionable property claims can become part of a homeowner’s paper trail.
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Vacant KCPS Bryant Elementary closer to sale as developers submit proposals
KSHB 41 News reporter Braden Bates covers parts of Jackson County, Missouri, including Lee's Summit. The building is located on Westover Road in Kansas City, Missouri. released a survey — available until July 31 — requesting input on the proposals, which range from demolishing the school to preserving it for early childhood education.
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Leawood Plans The Regent, Nearly 200 Luxury Apartments
Leawood’s 135th Street corridor is getting another major housing bet: Lashbrook Cos. is planning The Regent, a mixed-use project planned to bring nearly 200 luxury apartments to the area. The units are expected to average 1,040 square feet, with construction potentially wrapping up in 2029. For a corridor that has spent years waiting for its next big wave of development, this is a substantial step forward.