Riverside
Riverside, MO · Real Estate
johnsoncountypost.com
Developers pitch new ‘chapter’ for Corporate Woods, with 1,200+ apartments and townhomes
Corporate Woods, a major office district at the heart of Overland Park, could become the latest development in the city to look to a future with more housing, dining and retail. It’s part of a rezoning application from Georgia-based GSR submitted to the city for review earlier this summer that...
opconventioncenter.com
Overland Park Convention Center’s Brett C. Mitchell Installed as Chair of the IAVM Board of Directors
Overland Park, Kan. (Sept 21, 2026) — Brett C. Mitchell, CVE, General Manager of the Overland Park Convention Center (OPCC), has been installed as Chair of the Board of Directors of the International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM), the leading global association representing public assembly venue professionals. Mitchell received the gavel from outgoing Chair Stacey Church, CVE, COO of the Georgia World Congress Center, during IAVM’s VenueConnect Annual Conference, held August 9–12 in Indianapolis.
johnsoncountypost.com
Olathe clears way for Dillons-anchored development, 333 apartments near Lone Elm
Despite concerns from nearby residents and some city council members, developers can move forward with the Sunnybrook developments at College Boulevard and Lone Elm Road. The Olathe City Council on Sept. 15 approved rezoning 31 vacant acres next to a future Dillons grocery store, making way for shops, restaurants and hundreds of apartments and townhomes.
KCTV
Realtors list proximity to Joe’s Kansas City BBQ as selling point
johnsoncountypost.com
New project near Bluhawk with 340+ apartments and 120+ homes clears Overland Park planning hurdle
After some revisions to the plan, a vacant property south of the Bluhawk mixed-use entertainment district in Overland Park could soon see a mix of housing options and commercial uses. The project, located at 167th Street and U.S. Highway 69, comes from Price Brothers, the same developer behind Bluhawk. If...
tkmagazine.com
Stamped With History | Four 2 Four
The courtroom where the case that led to Brown v. Board of Education was first tried is being converted into a bar for residents to entertain guests. It’s one of many contrasts taking shape inside the historic 1932 U.S. Post Office at 424 S. Kansas Ave., where plans are underway to transform the site into mixed-use space blending original art deco details with modern amenities.
The Associated Press
QII Expands Legal and Real Estate Team Under General Counsel and Chief Commercial Officer Alex Rose
Add AP News on Google Add AP News as your preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Copy Link copied OVERLAND PARK, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 17, 2026-- Q I I , an Infratech Intelligence™ company building powered infrastructure for AI factories and advanced manufacturing, today announced four additions to its legal and real estate team: Paul Dominick, Marc Russell, Michael Smilow, and Logan Miller. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260917975583/en/ Marc Russell, Logan Miller, Paul Dominick, and Michael Smilow Led by Alex Rose , general counsel and chief commercial officer, the expanded team will support QII’s projects from site acquisition and deal structuring through construction contracting and delivery. “As we build the next generation of infrastructure, it will take a team with diverse skills who focus on how we can connect with our community and support both local and regulatory needs,” said Chad Williams , chairman and CEO of QII. “Alex is building a group of entrepreneurial-minded individuals with world class experience who also understand the importance of being strong community builders. It’s good to welcome new people and bring old associates back to the family.” Rose joined QII ahead of its May
johnsoncountypost.com
47-unit multifamily development at old SMSD site in northern Overland Park sails past city council
A developer’s plan to build a smattering of lower-density multifamily housing on a former Shawnee Mission School District office site easily cleared its last major hurdle. Gravel Development is behind the application to build roughly 45 rental duplexes, triplexes and quadplexes at 7235 Antioch Road, near the border with Overland Park and Merriam.
mydesignkc.com
Sycamore Road Homes: Crafting Beautiful Homes in Kansas City
Luxurious homes today are about more than square footage or high-end finishes – they are about thoughtful design, craftsmanship, and spaces that reflect the way people want to live. For Sycamore Road Homes, that philosophy guides every project, resulting in custom homes that blend timeless elegance with modern functionality.
lawrencekstimes.com
Lawrence City Commission approves sales tax breaks for market-rate apartments on KU’s west campus
Discussion highlights need for city to revisit economic development policy. Lawrence city commissioners on Tuesday voted 4-1 to approve sales tax breaks for developers to construct The Crossing, a market-rate apartment complex slated for west campus. The complex, planned for a lot near the new Dillons at 23rd and Iowa...
hoodline.com
Warehousing Company Signs Independence's Biggest Warehouse Lease of 2026, Takes 1.44M Square Feet
A warehousing and distribution company has signed a lease for 1,443,600 square feet of industrial space at the Space Center, an underground complex built into Missouri limestone at 1550 S. Geospace Drive in Independence. The deal is the largest industrial lease signed in the Kansas City metro area so far in 2026.
hoodline.com
Kansas City Zoo Hunts for Architects on $12.5M North American Bear Exhibit
The Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium is on the hunt for an architectural team to design a brand-new North American bear exhibit, a $12.5 million project that would slot into the heart of Swope Park between two of the zoo's existing marquee habitats. The zoo has already collected qualification submissions from interested firms, with a fixed budget that officials say cannot grow no matter which design gets picked. If all goes to plan, bears could be settling into their new digs by the spring of 2029.
kansascitymomcollective.com
What KC Moms Actually Look for When Choosing a Neighborhood
The first house I toured as a mother had a beautiful kitchen island and a finished basement, and I spent the entire showing standing at the front window watching the street. No sidewalk. Cars came around the bend fast. I remember thinking very clearly that I could not picture my kids out there, and that no amount of quartz countertop was going to change it.
KCTV 5
Inside KU’s David Booth Stadium renovation ahead of season opener
LAWRENCE, Kan. (KCTV) - Construction crews are in phase two of the David Booth Stadium renovation project ahead of the Kansas Jayhawks’ season opener Friday night against Long Island University. KU Athletic Director Travis Goff said the stadium renovation is now 77% complete. Capacity and seating changes. The stadium...