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Florida REIT Drops $103M on Lee's Summit Power Center, Second KC Deal in Weeks
A Florida-based real estate investment trust just dropped $103 million on a Lee's Summit shopping center anchored by Lowe's, Kohl's, Best Buy, TJ Maxx and Total Wine, and it's the second big Kansas City-area purchase the company has made in under a month. Summit Woods Crossing, a 545,000-square-foot open-air power center sitting on 57 acres at the southwest interchange of Interstate 470 and U.S. Route 50, is now owned by CTO Realty Growth after closing on October 6.
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Housing discussion takes center stage on final day of Chamber’s Intercity Visit in Kansas City
Day 2: Importance of investment highlights Intercity Visit second two programming . Day 3: Housing discussion takes center stage on final day of Chamber’s Intercity Visit in Kansas City. What sometimes gets lost in the economic development equation is the importance of housing. “Don’t forget that homes are where jobs...
kcur.org
Kansas City development roundup: Apartment towers, stadiums and an entertainment district
From downtown to the exurbs, Kansas City is experiencing a boom of large development projects. Stadium storylines abound, including the Current’s riverfront stadium expansion and the construction of a Royals downtown ballpark. On the Kansas side of the state line, the Chiefs are preparing to build a massive domed stadium.
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Opus’ Kansas City Logistics Center Achieves Full Lease Up
Opus today announced that the Liberty Heartland Logistics Center in Liberty, Missouri, is fully stabilized. Liberty Heartland Logistics Center is a 1,659,570-square-foot three-building industrial park Opus developed and built on 165.57 acres, 20 miles outside of Kansas City, Missouri. Recent leasing activity at the development includes commitments from Wagner Logistics,...
northeastnews.net
13th Annual Tour Features Scarritt Renaissance Homes
Featuring a variety of homes in the Scarritt Renaissance Historic District, visitors to this year’s Northeast Kansas City Historical Society (NEKCHS) Fall Homes Tour are invited to step back in time as they enter the doorways to six unique century-old residences. Now in its 13th year, this year’s tour...
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Kmart vacant site plans
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Promise Place breaks ground in Kansas City’s Ivanhoe Neighborhood
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A $28 million development is expected to bring affordable housing and supportive services to the historic neighborhood Ivanhoe Neighborhood by summer 2028. The Nash Group says its partners broke ground Thursday, Oct. 8, on Promise Place, an affordable housing development planned for a 3-acre site...
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Housing costs forcing people to cut spending on food, healthcare, report finds
Housing costs are forcing people around the world to cut spending on necessities, according to a new report from Habitat for Humanity International. The report, based on surveys of 30,000 people across 22 countries, says 75% of respondents reported cutting back on at least one expense in the past year to afford housing.
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.
flatlandkc.org
Kansas City Helping Renters Avoid Eviction
On any given Thursday, a small hallway in the Jackson County Courthouse crowds with tenants, landlords, and attorneys arriving for their scheduled hearings and trials. The scene unfolds on Floor 7M, which is half the height of the building’s other levels, and is where Associate Circuit Judge Mary Weir recently worked through 55 eviction cases on her 11 a.m. docket.
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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.
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55 Families Get to Stay as Historic Armour Blvd Apartments Land 20-Year Fix
The Alexandria’s $17.1 million rehabilitation is aimed at keeping 55 existing apartments affordable for another 20 years. The century-old complex at 1328 E. Armour Blvd. consists of two four-story buildings connected by a shared elevator and lobby. All units are covered by federal Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments, and the project extends that contract for two decades.