Kansas City’s historic Bryant School is down to three redevelopment proposals, with a public survey closing Friday. Two plans call for demolition, while one would preserve the building.

The Regent could bring nearly 200 luxury apartments to Leawood’s 135th Street corridor by 2029, adding another major piece to the One35 development plan.

Crews have started work on a Sumner Academy addition and KCKPS plans to break ground on new Central and Argentine middle schools this summer, with new buildings set to open by 2028‑29.

Downtown KCK’s redevelopment push is gaining traction with a new grocery store, library plans, affordable housing and a major college center.

Faith Technologies is planning roughly 1.4 million square feet of new manufacturing space near 167th and Lone Elm in Olathe, with rezoning, tax‑break requests and truck impacts on the table.

Block Real Estate Services has expanded its Mission apartment proposal to 651 residential units, including a 159-unit conversion of Mission Tower.

Sammy's Tavern in Strawberry Hill closed in late June and is now listed for $385,000, with the sale covering the bar, two apartments and a detached garage.

An Arkansas firm is reported to have bought Preston Court — a 181-unit complex at 9160 W. 103rd St. in Overland Park.

A $13 million overhaul will remake the Truman Library's lawns, courtyard and trails, finishing a decade-old plan with new signage, native plantings and a 'Walk with Truman' trail.

Kansas City filed court papers this month asking a judge to appoint a receiver for the derelict Robandee Shopping Center on Bannister Road. The petition cites years of code violations and fire damage.

The Rise at Lenexa City Center was pared back to about 121–122 active‑adult apartments in a nine‑story plan that keeps office space, structured parking and a rooftop bar.

A public hearing is set Monday, July 27 at Union Station to review a rezoning filing that would remake Crown Center into a multi‑billion‑dollar Royals ballpark district.

The TIF Commission renewed backing for about $210M to upgrade Country Club Plaza infrastructure, advancing a revised redevelopment variously estimated at roughly $1.3 billion to about $1.5 billion amid height and school‑funding fights.