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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.
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A New Era for Hardesty: Arnold Development Group Advances Transformative Lofts at Historic Federal Complex
At the corner of Independence and Hardesty avenues, one of the most imposing physical relics in Kansas City’s urban core is stepping into its next life. The Hardesty Federal Complex—a 22-acre historic industrial site anchor in the Lykins neighborhood—is undergoing a sweeping revitalization into Historic Northeast Lofts, driven by Jonathan Arnold and the team at Arnold Development Group.
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This Jaw-Dropping Missouri Mansion Has A Fascinating Story You Need To Hear
Hidden in plain sight in Independence, Missouri, the Vaile Mansion is the kind of place that makes you genuinely annoyed you didn’t know about it sooner. The kind of annoyed where you start mentally listing all the people you’re going to tell about it the moment you get back to your car.
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This 80,000-Square-Foot Missouri Discount Store Restocks Thousands Of Name-Brand Bargains Every Day
A nondescript warehouse on the outskirts of Kansas City holds a secret. Budget conscious shoppers have been quietly protecting it for years. Step through the doors and you enter a different world. Brand new furniture sits next to work boots and kitchen gadgets. The prices seem like a mistake. The...
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St. Joseph faces growing housing shortage as residents struggle to find affordable homes
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV)-- Residential land in St. Joseph makes up 38.5% of the city, according to a comprehensive plan provided by the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce. However, while residential land makes up a large portion of the city, the number of housing units actually decreased between 2010 and 2020.
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Kansas City Ice Cream Shop Alice Scooper's Scoops Up Midtown's Restaurant Row
A Kansas City ice cream shop is planting its flag in the heart of Kansas City's Restaurant Row. Alice Scooper's Ice Cream Co. is opening its third location at 906 W. 39th St. in early September, moving into a storefront once occupied by a Liberty Tax Service office. The Midtown...
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East Side Tower Proposal - Kansas City Considers 118-Foot Apartments Near MLK Blvd
A proposed nine-story, roughly 150-unit apartment tower would rise 118 feet above grade on the city's East Side, just south of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and east of Prospect Avenue — substantially taller than the single-family homes that dominate the surrounding Town Fork Creek neighborhood. The Kansas City City Plan Commission approved the project proposal, which is taller than current zoning allows.
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North Lawn tenants reach deal for lower rent, repairs and right to return
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Tenants at North Lawn Apartments have reached a new agreement with their landlord that lowers rent, sets deadlines for repairs and guarantees displaced residents the right to return, according to KC Tenants organizer Mary Allison Joseph and Mayor Quinton Lucas. Antonio Gomez Jr., a single...
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Historic Hickman Mills church goes up for sale
The Hickman Mills Community Christian Church–the heart of the historic Hickman Mills township–has been listed for sale. The 22,000 square-foot stone building houses the original Hickman Mills’ millstone that gave the area its name, as well as a sanctuary, fellowship hall, classrooms, kitchen and stained glass windows.
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Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame: Colliers’ Jeff Winters
With more than 15 years of experience in commercial real estate, Jeff Winters has established himself as a trusted leader in the Kansas City office market, specializing in both tenant and landlord representation. His career reflects not only a proven track record of success in office leasing, but also a deep commitment to mentorship, client service, and industry growth.
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Andrea Bough Named Interim President & CEO of Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City
Kansas City Councilwoman Andrea Bough has stepped down from her position and has joined the Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City as the organization’s next interim president and chief executive officer. Bough began her new role on August 26. Kansas City mayor Quinton Lucas will recommend a replacement for...
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Country Club Plaza redevelopment advances with nearly 1,000 homes and major commercial expansion
Kansas City, Missouri – For years, the Country Club Plaza has been one of Kansas City’s most recognizable destinations. But behind the familiar storefronts and historic streets, the district has been losing ground: since 2020, it has shed nearly half of its appraised value, while dozens of businesses have closed and long-running special events have disappeared.
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Historic Scarritt Building in Kansas City will transform into UMusic Hotel
The historic Scarritt Building in downtown Kansas City will be transformed into UMusic Hotel Kansas City following an announcement by UMusic Hospitality & Lifestyle and […] The post Historic Scarritt Building in Kansas City will transform into UMusic Hotel first appeared on This is JELD ⚡️ .
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San Francisco Tower sues Kansas City, Crown Center, Royals over downtown ballpark plans
The San Francisco Tower's condo association has filed a lawsuit against the city of Kansas City, the Royals and Crown Center, claiming the newly proposed downtown ballpark infringes upon its decades-old property rights.