Originally posted by Rob Roberts of the Kansas City Business Journal
Jonathan Holtzman, a Detroit-area developer who formed the partnership planning a $71.5 million project in the Crossroads Arts District, said it will include a mix of apartments, … Read more...
Originally posted by Rob Roberts of the Kansas City Business Journal
A Detroit-area developer plans a $72 million downtown redevelopment project that will include 293 luxury apartments plus a restaurant on the site where the Hereford House burned to the … Read more...
Originally posted by Gino Barbaro of Bigger Pockets
Most consumers do not grasp the difference between the price and the value of a product or service. Price is simply the amount of money paid or charged for something. When we … Read more...
published by the National Association of REALTORS
NAR’s latest Commercial Real Estate Outlook offers overall projections for four major commercial sectors and analyzes quarterly data in the office, industrial, retail and multifamily markets.
Originally posted by Bobby Burch of Startland News
A $69 million office-to-apartment conversion project in Kansas City will soon feature new Internet-of-Things technology that its creators hope will become a model for the world of real estate.
Amid a flood … Read more...
Originally reported by Jay Madary of the National Real Estate Investor
Steady. Low-key. Reliable. Those are some of the adjectives commonly used to describe residents of the Midwest—and they’re apt descriptions of the region’s apartment market as well.
Secondary and … Read more...
original article posted by Rob Roberts, Reporter for the Kansas City Business Journal
Still think the Kansas City metro apartment market is overbuilt? Think again.
According to a new CBRE market update, demand continued to outpace supply in the … Read more...
original article posted by Rob Roberts, Reporter for the Kansas City Business Journal
Foutch Brothers LLC, the historic redevelopment firm preparing to tackle the repurposing of Kemper Arena, plans to make a nearly $23 million apartment splash … Read more...
This was nuts. Lisa Miller’s rent was jumping a third this summer, to $600 from $450 — more than she could possibly bear.
What the
