What if...we preserve the existing Buck O'Neil bridge and create an #iconic public park to honor his legacy? Sometimes, you just need to see it to believe it...
This is your periodic reminder that outdoor vehicle storage takes up more land in Downtown Kansas City than every other use combined. Not counting thousands of street and podium spaces.
Zero degrees and passengers preparing to board @kcstreetcar. Thank you to all regional transit and public works staff for keeping KC moving when services are needed the most. @RideKCTransit @KCMO
The former Katz Drug Store at 3948 Main St. for months has been under contract. Late yesterday, prospective buyer Lux Living filed plans for an 192-apartment addition to the historic building, which in 2019 was included on a citywide Most Endangered list. https://t.co/VFpvHoVELP
A St. Louis-based developer filed plans Tuesday for a six-story, 192-apartment addition behind the historic #Katz Drug building in #KansasCity. Here's a look at some renderings of the new #multifamily proposal, which includes a rooftop pool: #CRE https://t.co/yQwyoD5lIw
Safe and reliable public transportation is vital to so many in our community, and we are proud of our work to increase mobility for all Kansas Citians.
A new development team expects to break ground in March on an eight-story, 510,000-square-foot luxury apartment complex at the Legends Outlets in #KCK. #multifamily#CRE https://t.co/Ag0AEkqZs1
Despite a challenging #2020, the #BuildKCI Team made great progress on the New Terminal at @KCIAirport. Thanks to them, the project is on time and on budget for an early 2023 completion! See #timelapse#video@KCIEdgemoor#KC https://t.co/bMvHuqhIiG
the more we expand into undeveloped areas, the larger our sewer/water network becomes and the more expensive and difficult it becomes to service and maintain. this is the same principle that plagues our roads--a large network of roads is difficult and expensive to maintain.
Your place has a story. Strong Towns won't just help you tell it; we'll help you rewrite it from a tale of decline to a story of resilience and prosperity. See this work in action in Kansas City, then bring change to your place. https://t.co/osxLuadZAO
For the past year, we've taken a bunch of work done by @UrbanThree and shared the story of Kansas City's struggles and opportunities. Today @StrongTowns releases a free ebook that summarizes the work.
East-side (9th–Gregory, Indiana–Paseo) small biz impacted by COVID: Apply by tomorrow for a $10K Central City Economic Development Sales Tax District grant to help cover expenses.
https://t.co/46aQqjRvl5
Qualifications:
-fewer than 20 employees
-2019 revenue under $750K