Vacancy ticked slightly upward in the Kansas City office market in the second quarter, up to 14.5 percent from 14.4 percent a year before. But the market has remained active, and asking rates continue to climb as owners create the
A Walkable City: Kansas City Moves into the Top 20 Cities in America for Walkable Urbanism
By E. Gibson Kerr, CCIM, Director of Capital Markets, Kansas City
When the downtown renaissance in Kansas City really got going ten years ago, it still felt as though it would be a long time before anyone declared Kansas
Are there more food halls in Kansas City’s future?
By: Jeff Winters, Director, Office Brokerage
In the world of retail and entertainment, food halls are the hottest topic right now. Cushman & Wakefield’s national retail research team just released a report on food halls and their evolution, and the
Kansas City: Looking Ahead to the Next 10 Years
By E. Gibson Kerr, CCIM, Director of Capital Markets, Kansas City
The story of downtown Kansas City’s remarkable comeback is one in which we can all be proud. We have seen amazing progress, with cranes and construction
The Millennial Effect: Downtown KC Continues to Attract Young Talent
Kansas City is in the midst of an urban renaissance been driven by a dramatic increase in residential population, and it is clearly benefitting the commercial real estate office market. For two decades, Kansas City watched as Downtown tenants moved
