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Bluhawk Announces Eight New Retail Tenants at Kansas MXU Center
Bluhawk, a 277-acre master-planned development in Overland Park, Kansas, announced a new lineup of tenants led by outdoor lifestyle brand L.L.Bean. The lineup includes L.L.Bean, Spavia Day Spa, JETSET Pilates, Chicken Salad Chick, Brookside Barkery & Bath, Amorino, Everbowl and Bruú Café, with additional tenants to come. “Bluhawk continues to attract best-in-class brands that reflect the project’s strength and the demand we are seeing from both consumers and retailers,” said Kent Price, president of Price Brothers, the developer and manager of Bluhawk.
fox4kc.com
Kansas City to make emergency repairs to North Lawn Apartments, claim unlivable conditions
The Kansas City Council approved emergency repairs for the North Lawn Apartments to address unlivable conditions, with plans to assess a special tax lien against the landlord for the costs incurred.
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.
northeastnews.net
Understanding Your August 4 Primary Ballot: A Historic Northeast Voter’s Guide
Summer in the Historic Northeast brings community cleanups, neighborhood gardens in full bloom, and summer concerts at the Colonnade. This summer also brings an important opportunity for local residents to shape the future of our city and state at the ballot box. When voters head to the polls on Tuesday,...
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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.
hoodline.com
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.
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Pending Home Sales Decline But Remain Broadly Range-Bound
Pending home sales declined in June as elevated mortgage rates and record-high home prices continued to weigh on buyer demand. The National Association of Realtors' Pending Home Sales Index (PHSI), which tracks signed contracts on existing homes, fell 5.4% from May and was down 0.3% compared with a year earlier.
northeastnews.net
ReStart Duplex Ready to Welcome New Residents
Restart CEO Stephanie Boyer (right) shared the scissors with board member Julie Jergen during a ribbon-cutting celebration on Thursday, July 9. Photo by Dorri Partain. Keys to a new home will soon be in the hands of two families ready to move into the Indian Mound neighborhood following a ribbon-cutting ceremony held by reStart on Thursday, July 9.
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How many homes are getting built in Kansas City in 2026?
Homebuilding plays a critical role in maintaining a steady housing supply and keeping prices at sustainable levels. As the U.S. population grows, more housing is needed to meet demand. Since the Great Recession, construction has lagged well behind what is needed, which is one of the main reasons home prices are so high today.
McClatchy - Kansas City Star
Watch the former Embassy Suites building in Kansas City implode
Axios
Boomers own KC's family-size homes
Empty nesters are sitting on Kansas City's family-size homes. Why it matters: The people who have the space aren't necessarily the ones who need it — and that's making a tight housing market even tighter. By the numbers: Boomer empty nesters own 27.8% of KC homes with three-plus bedrooms,...
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Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame: Hunt Midwest’s Brenner Holland
Brenner Holland has made a major impact on the fortunes of Kansas City, Missouri-based Hunt Midwest. That’s because the long-time leader of the company’s residential division is one of the key forces behind the company’s ambitious expansion into luxury multifamily developments over the past decade across the region.
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Independence weighs historic-sites-only bond to tackle $18M in repairs
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (KCTV) - After weeks of pushback over the idea of selling city-owned historic properties, Independence leaders are now weighing a different approach: a potential General Obligation (GO) bond question for voters to help address deferred maintenance at historic sites. The shift follows earlier discussions this spring, when a...