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July 24, 2026

Kansas City World Cup Tourism Impact on Real Estate

Kansas City Real Estate Market Analysis

Kansas City’s World Cup Tourism Win: What It Means for Real Estate Investors, Buyers and Sellers

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Kansas City emerged as one of the tourism winners of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Indexed excerpts from The New York Times’ post-tournament analysis reported …

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July 21, 2026

Downtown Kansas City Data Center Proposal: Investor Guide

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July 21, 2026

Western Newspaper Union Building and Proposed Kansas City Data Center

Western Newspaper Union Building and the Proposed Downtown Kansas City Data Center: What Investors Should Know

Direct answer: Revitalization Unlimited’s purchase of the historic Western Newspaper Union Building has evolved into a major Downtown Kansas City development debate. The Miami-based investment group initially discussed preserving and reusing the property, but …

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July 20, 2026

Kansas City Data Center Incentives: Real Estate Impact Guide

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Kansas City Data Center Incentives: What They Mean for Taxes, Land Values and Real Estate Investment

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Kansas City data center incentives can attract billions of dollars in construction and technology investment, but the public return depends on project timing, tax-abatement terms …

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July 8, 2026

Royals Crown Center Ballpark District: What It Means for Kansas City Real Estate

Royals Crown Center Ballpark District: What Kansas City Buyers, Sellers and Investors Should Watch

The Kansas City Royals’ proposed Crown Center ballpark district is quickly becoming one of the most important real estate stories in Kansas City. The latest filing connected to the Royals’ Crown Center plan brings more of …

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June 2, 2026

New Royals Stadium at Crown Center: KC Real Estate Guide

New Royals Stadium at Crown Center: A Kansas City Real Estate Guide for Buyers, Sellers and Investors

The proposed new Kansas City Royals stadium at Crown Center could become one of the most consequential urban-development projects in the city’s recent history. For property owners, homebuyers, commercial users and real estate …

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May 27, 2026

2939 Cherry Street: Urban Core Investment Positioned Near Kansas City’s New Royals Stadium District

2939 Cherry Street in Kansas City, Missouri is now offered at $605,000, presenting a stabilized income-producing asset in the Longfellow neighborhood with strategic proximity to Downtown Kansas City, Crown Center, Crossroads, Hospital Hill, Martini Corner, and the planned Royals stadium district near Washington Square Park and Crown Center.

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May 27, 2026

Wardell & Holmes Real Estate Recognized Among Kansas City’s Largest Women-Owned Businesses

Wardell & Holmes Real Estate is proud to share an important milestone: our Kansas City brokerage has been recognized among Kansas City’s largest women-owned businesses. After 8 years in business, this honor represents more than a ranking. It reflects years of grit, strategy, client trust, investment-focused real estate work, and …

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May 27, 2026

Office Space Near Proposed Royals Stadium District Activity: Why 2526 Holmes Matters in Kansas City’s Next Growth Cycle

Three office spaces are currently available at 2526 Holmes in Kansas City, Missouri, positioned near some of the city’s most closely watched downtown redevelopment, sports, entertainment, and commercial real estate activity. For creative firms, startups, designers, professional offices, media teams, and production users, 2526 Holmes offers a central location near …

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May 27, 2026

Kansas City Investment Real Estate Is Entering a New Opportunity Cycle

Kansas City is entering one of the most visible and opportunity-rich periods in its modern real estate history. For investors, developers, commercial users, and property owners, the next wave of demand is being shaped by the 2026 FIFA World Cup, riverfront activation, streetcar expansion, proposed stadium-district investment, Northland growth, adaptive …

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