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33-story apartment complex, hotel proposed in Crossroads takes additional steps forward
A 33-story apartment complex is moving closer to breaking ground along I-35 across from the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, with a hotel also proposed next to it.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Preserving the Past, Building Downtown’s Future at 929 Walnut
Ask Bob Mayer how he has watched downtown Kansas City grow, and he starts with the hard part. “Well, I’ve seen the decline,” he said. He has also seen what came after it. Mayer grew up in Ohio and came to Kansas City decades ago. In the...
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Kansas City Developments: Downtown TIF Zones, Historic Rent Settlements, and WWI Lights: This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri
Missouri’s congressional map heads back to the U.S. Supreme Court, out-of-state campaign donations top five million dollars to challenge state abortion laws, and federal prosecutors charge eight people in a forced-labor scheme. Overview: Key Missouri political updates include the U.S. Supreme Court reviewing the state’s congressional redistricting map for...
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Cushman & Wakefield names new senior director in Kansas City
Cushman & Wakefield promoted Jack Goldsborough from Director to Senior Director. Based in Kansas City, Missouri, Goldsborough specializes in industrial sale and lease transactions throughout the Midwest, representing landlords, occupiers, investors and developers across a broad range of industrial real estate assignments. Over his 12-year commercial real estate career, Goldsborough...
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Chiefs’ stadium move already showing impact on real estate in Wyandotte County
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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.
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Look Back at These 12 Lost Missouri Street Corner Sights and See What You Still Remember
Missouri’s lost streetscapes span more than one kind of memory. A former ballpark may still be vivid to someone who attended a game there, while a nineteenth-century hotel survives chiefly through photographs and family stories. A neighborhood’s disappearance carries a different weight again, involving homes and relationships rather than one admired facade.