Housing

Rising Rents Leave More Kansas City Tenants Facing Eviction

Two years after the end of a national eviction moratorium, landlords are still looking to make up for lost income. That’s led to more residents facing eviction.

Port KC Approves $1B in Projects From the River to Waldo

Projects Include More Than 1,600 Apartments

Tenants at Quality Hill Towers Formed a Union, Got Results

Seeking Power in Numbers

Zoning Dispute Has Prairie Village Warring Over Housing

The issue of Prairie Village rezoning has left the quiet Kansas City suburb more divided than ever. Now, a group wants to kick out half of the City Council.

Waldo and Plaza-area Projects Push for Port KC Tax Breaks

Big Housing Projects Draw Scrutiny

Johnson County Scrambles to Distribute Federal Money for Affordable Housing

Consequences of Hot Housing Market

Affordable Housing In Kansas City, At What Cost?

Make it make sense,’ says a former tenant whose 6-month-old son and 1-year-old niece died on the premises

Developers Pursue Skyscraper Next to Kauffman Center

Height Depends on FAA Approval

Almost $20M Allocated for Rural Kansas Housing 

First Round of Moderate-Income Housing Assistance Announced  

Passing the Baton