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.

Blue Springs approved a concept plan and rezoning for a proposal to build 252 apartments with retail and restaurants on city‑owned land along Adams Dairy Parkway. Developers and the city say the project aims to add housing choice and a new restaurant corridor.

A planning commission recommendation advances Hoppe Development’s Blue Valley Crest — roughly 139 apartments and townhomes planned at 159th and Metcalf.

Edgerton’s council overturned a Planning Commission denial for DAMAC Digital’s proposed data center on July 16, sending the project to final‑plat review as neighbors organize legal resistance.

Kansas City voters will decide on Aug. 4 whether to renew a one‑eighth‑cent sales tax that has funded East Side housing, childcare and commercial projects since 2017. The renewal would keep the same rate and dedicated district funding through 2037.

Montecito Medical quietly bought four Kansas City‑area medical buildings in an off‑market deal, keeping regional clinics in place while expanding its local footprint.

Burns & McDonnell will oversee planning and procurement for the Chiefs' planned $300M headquarters on roughly 155 acres in Olathe. The hire moves the project into detailed planning.

A Miami fund’s plan would replace the National Register‑listed Western Newspaper Union Building at 934 Central with a 20‑story data center, drawing preservationist opposition ahead of an Aug. 5 review.

A Kansas City developer filed plans for 341 podium‑style apartments at KU’s West Campus, pitching upscale rentals to lure faculty and researchers.

Crews began tearing down the Green Duck on July 14 after a May 31 fire left the Prospect Avenue landmark unstable. Demolition is paused while engineers evaluate the foundation.

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