Hatfield
Hatfield, MO · Real Estate
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Arkansas Investor Reported to Buy Overland Park's Preston Court
An Arkansas investment firm has plunked down $23.4 million for Preston Court, a 181-unit apartment complex in Overland Park, making a sizable first move into the Kansas City area and pushing the firm's multifamily assets to more than $100 million. According to the Kansas City Business Journal, the deal for...
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Lenexa’s City Center Tower Slims Down As 55-Plus Crowd Moves In
The planned apartment tower at Lenexa City Center is going on a diet. Developers have trimmed the project to about 121–122 units and settled on a nine-story design aimed squarely at older adults. Branded as The Rise, the building is still set to stack in structured parking, office space and a rooftop bar, after months of revisions from an earlier, larger proposal.
shoppingcenterbusiness.com
PB Development Signs Eight Tenants for Phase II of Mixed-Use Development in Suburban Kansas City
Overland Park, Kan. — PB Development has signed eight new tenants for the second phase of Bluhawk, a mixed-use development located in the Kansas City suburb of Overland Park. Phase II of the project will include 160,000 square feet of retail, entertainment and dining space. The first two tenants,...
KSNT News
‘It’s going to look beautiful’: New tenants moving into West Ridge Mall as major renovation work moves forward
TOPEKA (KSNT) – West Ridge Mall is looking a little different this summer as construction crews tear down exterior sections of the building to make way for new development. Casey Richardson, general manager and director of operations at West Ridge Mall, said there’s a lot happening at the shopping center this summer. She said construction […]
The Topeka Capital-Journal
Topeka developer seeks Lauren's Bay tax breaks he once opposed
Topeka developer Chuck Dultmeier is asking for tax incentives he once advocated against when another developer asked for the same ones. During the July 21 meeting, the Topeka City Council approved sending a Reinvestment Housing Incentive District application for Dultmeier Rollenhagen LLC to the secretary of commerce for review. This is the first step to securing tax incentives for Dultmeier's company. Eight and a half months ago, when the same properties were owned by developer Jim Klausman, Dultmeier questioned the idea of turning the land into an RHID. "(Klausman's) going to go after that RHID," Dultmeier said in the Nov. 5 city meeting . "Which means the city has already not collected taxes on that for 15 years and we've got another 20 years to go now. Because he's going to take the RHID. That's not what the program was built about. It was built to entice developers to build infrastructure in smaller towns." Dultmeier said the city would be selling out if it gave Klausman the deal because that land is "too valuable." Controversy looms over Lauren's Bay in Topeka Eugene "Gene" Jani Jr.'s Brainstorm Development Group initiated Lauren's Bay in the area west of S.W. 47th and Wanamaker
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Nashville Buyer Quietly Scoops Up Four KC Medical Buildings
A Nashville-based investor has quietly tightened its grip on Kansas City health care, picking up four medical office buildings in an off-market deal that shifts clinics and ambulatory surgery space into private hands. Montecito Medical bought the portfolio from physician-owned groups, including Orthopedic Health of Kansas City, securing roughly 86,135 square feet of leased medical space around the metro. The practices stay put, but the landlord now has a decidedly institutional profile.
lawrencekstimes.com
Lawrence planning commission votes to annex, rezone nearly 300 acres west of K-10
Planning commissioners on Monday voted to recommend annexing nearly 300 acres into western Lawrence for a development dubbed Beacon Landing. Developers with Landplan Engineering are seeking tax incentives from the city and sales tax and revenue bonds, or STAR bonds, to help pay for development of that area as well as 1059 (formerly New Boston Crossing), the development slated for southeast of K-10 and Iowa Street. However, the tax incentives were not up for the planning commissioners’ consideration.
johnsoncountypost.com
Commercial lot near Bluhawk poised to become 139 apartments and townhomes instead
Apartments and townhomes could replace plans for more commercial development at a rapidly growing intersection in southern Overland Park. Hoppe Development — a Nebraska-based attainable housing developer — has proposed close to 140 multifamily units at the northeast corner of 159th Street and Metcalf Avenue, near the expanding Bluhawk mixed-use development.
KCTV 5
Townhomes, apartments proposed for 7-acre corner at 159th Street and Metcalf
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (KCTV) - Overland Park is poised to swap more storefronts for roofs over people’s heads at one of its busiest corners. A developer is planning roughly 140 apartments and townhomes on about 7 acres at the northeast corner of 159th Street and Metcalf Avenue, near the Bluhawk shopping area.
citytowner.com
History of Overland Park Kansas
Overland Park, Kansas, grew from quiet prairie land into one of the most important suburban cities in the Kansas City metropolitan area. Its history reflects the broader story of Johnson County, the growth of transportation routes across the Great Plains, the rise of planned suburban development, and the transformation of farmland into a major center for families, commerce, education, and regional business. Long before Overland Park became known for neighborhoods, parks, shopping centers, offices, and schools, the area was part of a broad landscape shaped by Native peoples, frontier movement, wagon trails, agriculture, and the steady expansion of Kansas City.
lawrencekstimes.com
Lawrence City Commission to consider affordable housing incentive policy, hear proposal from chamber
Lawrence city commissioners on Tuesday will consider approving a policy on affordable housing incentives, and they’ll discuss a proposal from the chamber of commerce suggesting that city voters directly elect the mayor. Some projects receive funding through the city’s affordable housing trust fund, which comes from a special city...