Kansas City, Missouri
Jackson County's GIS service names the owner, value and tax-abatement status of each of the 135,120 parcels it lists in Kansas City. Prices are scarcer: Missouri deeds need not state a price, so the sale prices here come from SEC filings, as the Country Club Plaza's distressed $175.6M sale in 2024 does.
8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 22 sources · 1 tier B · 7 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
Missouri records title by deed with each county's Recorder of Deeds; there is no state title register. Kansas City spans four counties, and this record covers the Jackson County part, which holds most of the city. Jackson County publishes the owner, mailing address, values and exemption or abatement code of every parcel through a free GIS service and Parcel Viewer. Its property-records site sits behind an 'Agree' page that forbids data mining. Recording a deed costs $23 for the first page. The Recorder's online index blocks all automated access in robots.txt. Deeds carry no price. The county runs a separate search of the Certificates of Value filed since 2007, which users may open only after clicking 'I agree'. We did not click, so whether that search shows the price was not confirmed. Many downtown towers are titled to public bodies (Port KC, the LCRA, the PIEA) or carry Chapter 353 abatement, which hides the private lessee.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (Jackson County GIS parcel service and Parcel Viewer). Recorder: deed recording $23 first page, $3 each additional; copies $2 first page, $1 each additional; certification $1 per document (from 28 Aug 2026). No fee stated for the online document search.
Bulk ownership dataJackson County GIS 'ParcelsAscendRelate' service, table Ascend_GisInfo (owner, mailing address, land use, lot area, market/assessed/taxable value, exemption and abatement codes; labelled tax year 2024), free, no registration, 2,000 rows per request, no licence stated. Open Data KC 'Parcel Data' adds owner names for all four counties (208,018 parcels) but was last updated Feb 2018, under the portal's Terms of Use.
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their data
- publicaccess.jacksongov.org — “Visitors to this website are expressly prohibited from using applications designed to mine, gather or extract data. Unauthorized use and collection of this data may expose the visitor to criminal penalties and/or claims for civil damages, attorney's fees and costs by Jackson County.”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Country Club Plaza Country Club Plaza district (W 47th St, Nichols Rd, J C Nichols Pkwy), Kansas City 971,000 sq ft (Macerich FY2023 10-K) |
Retail | C C Plaza Owner LLC The roll names C C PLAZA OWNER LLC (mailing address Highland Park Village, Dallas) on 26 Plaza parcels with 2024 market value $176.1M, largest 401 Nichols Rd ($30.8M). It is a distress sale: the Macerich/Taubman venture bought the Plaza portfolio from Highwoods in 2016 within a $660M deal that also took 468,000 sq ft of offices (not like-for-like), defaulted on its loan in May 2023 and wrote the asset down by $101M, then sold it for $175.6M. No filing we opened ties C C Plaza Owner LLC to Highwood Properties or any other parent, so the company in the brief is not named here. |
Private company | $175,600,000 2024-06 Macerich FY2024 10-K: its 50% joint venture sold the Plaza on 28 Jun 2024 for $175.6M and the rest of the $295.5M loan, in default since May 2023, was forgiven. The buyer is not named there. B |
| Town Pavilion 1100 Main St, Kansas City 844,456 sq ft (2012 CMBS prospectus) |
Office | Port Authority of Kansas City, Missouri (Port KC) The roll names PORT AUTHORITY OF KANSAS CITY MISSOURI (parcel 29-220-47-03, market value $69.6M of which land $14.7M; exemption 'E14 Charit Pol Sub' and a TIF flag). A public-authority title of this kind usually carries an incentive lease, but no lease or filing we opened names the private lessee. In 2012 the WFRBS 2012-C9 prospectus described a $60.0M refinance to borrower Town Pavilion Holdings, LLC, sponsor Copaken Brooks, 85.2% occupied, plus a $10M mezzanine loan. No price is stated for any later transfer. |
Government | —A |
| One Kansas City Place 1200 Main St (roll situs 1 W 12th St), Kansas City |
Office | 1200 Chiefs Owner LLC The roll names 1200 CHIEFS OWNER LLC (mailing address a PO box in Overland Park, Kansas) on parcel 29-230-04-14, 'OFF BLDG >=15000 SF', 2024 market value $47.0M of which land $16.0M on a 75,682 sq ft lot; it carries a TIF flag and no abatement. No filing or press release we opened names the LLC's members or gives a price. |
Private company | —A |
| Power & Light Building 106 W 14th St, Kansas City |
Residential | NP Power & Light Building LLC Converted to apartments: the roll classes parcel 29-230-10-05 as 'HIGHRISE APTS >8 UT', owner NP POWER & LIGHT BUILDING LLC (mailing address Riverside, Missouri), 2024 market value $47.5M, with a 'D13 Unique Abatement' code. The same LLC holds two Power & Light North condominium land units at 1300 Baltimore Ave (deed reference 2016E0090893). The adjoining parking parcel is held by 106 W 14TH ST KC (USLCK I) LLC. No source we opened gives a price. |
Private company | —A |
| Commerce Tower 911 Main St, Kansas City |
Residential | Commerce Tower Place LLC The roll names COMMERCE TOWER PLACE LLC (deed reference 2005K0052091), class 'HIGHRISE APTS >8 UT', 2024 market value $94.9M, among the highest privately held values in the city. Abatement codes: 'D03 Abatement 99 (Freezes taxable amount for 10 years)' and a TIF flag. Tower Properties Co described the building in its 10-K filings to 2005; no filing we opened records the later sale price or names the LLC's members. |
Private company | —A |
| Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts 1601 Broadway Blvd, Kansas City 417,370 sq ft lot (roll) |
Civic | PAC Holding Inc The roll names PAC HOLDING INC on lot 2 of the 'Performing Arts District' plat: amusement/recreation use, 2024 market value $226.0M, exempt as charitable (E11). PAC Holding also holds 1601 Wyandotte St ($4.9M). Its mailing address, 4801 Rockhill Rd, is the one the roll gives for the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation's own parcels, but the roll does not state the relationship and no 990 or other filing was opened, so the foundation is not named as owner. |
Institution | —A |
| Truman Sports Complex (GEHA Field at Arrowhead and Kauffman Stadium) 1 Arrowhead Dr and 1 Royal Way, Kansas City 20.3 and 18.8 acre stadium lots (roll) |
Civic | Jackson County, Missouri Both stadium parcels are held as JACKSON COUNTY MISSOURI, exempt (E03). Arrowhead's parcel (32-340-05-04-02) has a 2024 market value of $408.6M, the highest in the city's slice of the roll; Kauffman Stadium's (32-340-05-04-05) $278.2M. The county holds the surrounding land in more parcels. No parcel on the roll is held in the name of the Jackson County Sports Complex Authority, which the brief named; the teams' leases are not ownership and no lease was opened. |
Government | —A |
| Union Station 30 W Pershing Rd, Kansas City 335,288 sq ft station lot (roll) |
Civic | Union Station Assistance Corp The station parcel (29-530-26-01-01-2) is held by UNION STATION ASSISTANCE CORP, exempt as charitable (E11), with a TIF flag; the roll carries land only ($13.3M). The same corporation holds four neighbouring parcels (an office building at 300 W Pershing, parking and 20 Pershing Rd unit B). Union Station Kansas City Inc holds the 350 W Pershing garage ($14.7M, misspelt 'KANSA') and one lot. The roll does not say how the two nonprofits relate. |
Institution | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Figures are from the Jackson County GIS service's slice of parcels with situs city 'KANSAS CITY' (135,120 parcels, tax year labelled 2024). Situs city is a postal field, so the slice is close to, not exactly, the Jackson County part of the city. Market value is the county's appraisal, not a price. Residential values for 2025 were capped by a State Tax Commission order (s4). Lot area is the roll's own 'total_sqft'.
Highest market value on the roll$408,550,800
GEHA Field at Arrowhead, 1 Arrowhead Dr, held by Jackson County (exempt). Next: a 174.7-acre heavy-manufacturing parcel at 14550 Botts Rd held by the Planned Industrial Expansion Authority ($310.8M); Kauffman Stadium ($278.2M); an LCRA parcel at 1514 Baltimore Ave ($264.0M); the Kauffman Center ($226.0M); T-Mobile Center, held by the City ($213.0M). Jackson County GIS, Oct 2026.
Market value of the Kansas City slice$38.1B
Sum of 2024 market values over 135,120 parcels with situs city KANSAS CITY. Jackson County GIS (s1), read Oct 2026.
Parcels under Chapter 353 abatement3,048 parcels, $2.68B market value
Parcels carrying the roll's Chapter 353 codes: D05 '1st Phase' 1,018 ($1.67B), D06 '2nd Phase 50% off' 2,028 ($1.00B), D11 Crossroads 2. Also flagged: 1,067 'Abatement 99' freezes ($558M), 72 'Enterprize' zone ($495M), 16 Chapter 100 ($491M), and 984 parcels in TIF districts ($1.76B). Jackson County GIS, Oct 2026.
Downtown land benchmarkabout $210 per sq ft
2024 land values on the roll: Town Pavilion $14,688,000 for 68,031 sq ft ($216); One Kansas City Place $16,000,000 for 75,682 sq ft ($211). T-Mobile Center's block is $90 per sq ft, and the Country Club Plaza's 424 W 47th St $86. Jackson County GIS.
Land Bank and Homesteading Authority holdings3,514 parcels
The Land Bank of Kansas City, Missouri holds 2,920 parcels (about 600 acres, mostly vacant residential lots) and the Homesteading Authority 594 (about 97 acres), taken mainly through tax foreclosure. The roll codes 2,986 parcels 'LB01 Land Bank 100% Exempt'. Jackson County GIS.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
The largest holders of Kansas City land in Jackson County are public. The City holds parks, utilities and the arena; the County holds the stadiums and its parks; federal land lies along the Blue River and Longview Lake; the Land Bank and Homesteading Authority hold thousands of tax-foreclosed lots. Public authorities (Port KC, the PIEA, the LCRA) also hold title to private projects under incentive structures, and the roll does not name the lessees. Lot areas are the roll's own figures, and 2,727 parcels carry none. Every spelling of each owner was grouped. Individuals and family trusts are left out.
| Name | Type | Kansas City slice of the Jackson County roll (2024 values) |
|---|---|---|
| City of Kansas City, Missouri 20 spellings, chiefly CITY OF KANSAS CITY (894) and CITY OF KANSAS CITY PROPERTY & INS DIV (252). The city's own 'City Owned Parcels' dataset (Dec 2023) counts 2,358 parcels across Jackson, Clay and Platte, about 24,800 acres by mapped area, the Platte share including the airport (s12). Parks are held in the City's name: only 4 parcels carry a Parks board or department name. |
Government | 1,382 parcels, about 7,394 acres, $1.73BA |
| Jackson County, Missouri Held chiefly as JACKSON COUNTY MISSOURI (224). Includes both stadiums of the Truman Sports Complex, a 149.7-acre hospital parcel at 7900 S Lees Summit Rd and 800 Holmes St ($84.3M). A private 'Jackson County Investments LLC' was excluded. |
Government | 244 parcels, about 3,156 acres, $1.01BA |
| United States of America Held as UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; the largest are parks and open land at 11000 View High Dr (456 acres), 9898 Longview Rd (423) and 11001 Raytown Rd. Federal office buildings at 601 E 12th St ($108.7M) and 816 Locust St ($76.8M). The Postal Service holds 9 more parcels. No parcel held by the United States carries a Bannister Rd address. Nearby Bannister Rd tracts are held by Bannister Transformation & Development LLC and NP Bannister Land Holdings LLC, one jointly listed with the Port Authority. |
Government | 55 parcels, about 2,688 acres, $253.5MA |
| Land Bank of Kansas City, Missouri The largest holder by count. Three spellings; most parcels are vacant residential lots coded 'LB01 Land Bank 100% Exempt'. The Kansas City Homesteading Authority holds 594 more (about 97 acres). |
Government | 2,920 parcels, about 600 acresA |
| Port Authority of Kansas City, Missouri (Port KC) 8 spellings. Holds Town Pavilion ($69.6M), apartments at 110 Berkley Pkwy ($136.4M, Chapter 100 abatement), a 72.5-acre parcel valued at $106.7M under Enterprise Zone abatement, and a 179.6-acre tract at 8200 I-435. The roll does not name lessees. |
Government | 84 parcels, about 582 acres, $660.9MA |
| Planned Industrial Expansion Authority of Kansas City (PIEA) 12 spellings. Its largest is a 174.7-acre heavy-manufacturing parcel at 14550 Botts Rd ($310.8M, exempt as a charitable political subdivision). The roll names no user or lessee. The Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority holds 23 parcels ($291.2M), including 1514 Baltimore Ave ($264.0M). |
Government | 101 parcels, about 329 acres, $367.2MA |
| Kansas City Public Schools (School District of Kansas City, Missouri) 13 spellings, chiefly THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF K C MO (63). Other districts that reach into the city (Center, Hickman Mills/Consolidated No 1, Grandview/Consolidated No 2 and others) hold 58 more parcels. |
Government | 109 parcels, about 514 acres, $300.3MA |
| Curators of the University of Missouri (UMKC) 13 spellings, chiefly THE CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MO (108). |
Government | 229 parcels, about 160 acres, $272.4MA |
| Children's Mercy Hospital Three spellings; the main campus parcel at 2401 Gillham Rd is $61.8M, exempt as a health-care provider. Truman Medical Center Inc holds 14 parcels ($109.2M) and Saint Luke's Hospital of KC parcels include 4401 Wornall Rd ($82.3M). |
Institution | 13 parcels, about 30 acres, $133.3MA |
| Housing Authority of Kansas City, Missouri Mostly single-family houses (155) and garden apartments. The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority holds 53 parcels (about 34 acres, $28.2M) in 11 spellings. |
Government | 226 parcels, about 149 acres, $102.1MA |
| Railways: Kansas City Southern, Missouri Pacific / Union Pacific, Kansas City Terminal, BNSF Kansas City Southern (8 spellings) 43 parcels, about 142 acres; Missouri Pacific Railroad 37, about 250; Union Pacific Railroad Company 9, about 94; Kansas City Terminal Railway 30, about 33; Burlington Northern names 4, about 3. Most rail property is centrally assessed and coded 'Rail Road and Utilities (Not Taxable)', so the roll understates it. |
Public company | 123 parcels, about 522 acresA |
| Kansas City Power & Light / Evergy Metro Four spellings, chiefly KANSAS CITY POWER & LIGHT (51). |
Public company | 75 parcels, about 794 acres, $106.2MA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
New homes inside Kansas City are few and small-builder. The Census Bureau's 2025 place file shows Kansas City, MO permitting 516 single-family homes ($201.4M) and 1,353 units in 2+-unit buildings, 1,161 of them in 5+-unit apartment buildings (s21). Much of the single-family growth lies in the Clay and Platte county Northland, outside this record's Jackson County coverage. Jackson County as a whole permitted 1,299 single-family homes and 2,426 units in 5+-unit buildings (s22). The national builders hold nothing in the city's Jackson County slice: no parcel is held in the name of D.R. Horton, Lennar, Pulte, Taylor Morrison, Century, NVR, Clayton/Summit Homes, Rodrock or Hunt Midwest. The figures below count parcels in each builder's own name on the roll. They are lots and homes held, not completions.
| Name | Type | Parcels in own name, Kansas City (Jackson County roll) |
|---|---|---|
| Fitrite Construction LLC Most mail to an address on E 13th St, Kansas City. Not SEC-registered; no source we opened names its owners. |
Private company | 45 parcels (21 townhouses, 13 houses, 8 lots)A |
| Urban Heritage Development LLC About 2.9 acres; most mail to 2300 Main St, Kansas City. No source we opened names its owners. |
Private company | 37 parcels (29 vacant residential lots)A |
| Urban Building Solutions LLC About 2.6 acres of infill lots, mailing to S Benton, Kansas City. No source we opened names its owners. |
Private company | 34 parcels (27 vacant residential lots)A |
| Ashton Farms Development LLC Newly platted parcels with no land use or area yet recorded on the roll, mailing to State Line Rd, Leawood, Kansas: a subdivision being laid out. No source we opened names its owners. |
Developer | 31 parcelsA |
| LCKC 31P Development Partners LLC Mails to Benton Blvd, Kansas City. No filing we opened names its members. |
Developer | 25 parcels (17 vacant lots)A |
| Swope Community Builders A nonprofit community builder. Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City holds 17 parcels in three spellings, 7 of them vacant lots. |
Institution | 13 parcels (11 vacant lots), about 5.7 acresA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
The office towers are held by single-purpose LLCs (One Kansas City Place, Commerce Tower) or by public authorities that hide the lessee (Town Pavilion: Port KC). Listed landlords in the city are apartment and rented-house owners. Private single-family rental platforms hold as many houses as any REIT: Ibarra & Browne LLC 288 parcels across three spellings, SFR3 LLCs 251, Stewardship Investments/Portfolio LLCs 213, CSMA BLT/FT LLCs 178, P Fin VII KC LLC 67, FKH SFR LPs 65, BSFR II Owner I LLC 53. These are grouped by name only; no filing we opened ties them to a parent. Hotels and towers often sit under Chapter 353 or Enterprise Zone abatement (see core).
| Name | Type | Kansas City holding |
|---|---|---|
| VineBrook Homes Trust FY2025 10-K: 1,065 VineBrook-portfolio homes in Kansas City (MO, KS), 96.1% occupied, plus 102 in its NexPoint Homes portfolio; it sold 21 Kansas City homes in 2025 for $2.2M. On the roll: VB Two LLC 99, VineBrook Homes Borrower 1 LLC 97, VB One 92, Borrower 2 88, VB Nine 51, VB Ten 36, almost all single-family houses. Each LLC is listed in its FY2025 Exhibit 21.1 (s18). |
REIT | 1,065 homes in the Kansas City MO-KS market; 491 parcels on the city's Jackson County rollB |
| Mid-America Apartment Communities (MAA) FY2025 10-K: Kansas City MO-KS, 3 same-store communities with 1,110 units, plus MAA ONE28 (318 units, Kansas City, Kansas) bought in Aug 2025 for about $96M. Schedule III lists MAA The Station and MAA Denton Pointe in Kansas City, MO. On the roll, Mid America Apartments LP (a co-registrant) holds 210 W 2nd St, a 5-acre apartment parcel under Chapter 353 second-phase abatement. |
REIT | 4 communities, 1,428 units in the KC metro; 1 parcel on the city's Jackson County roll ($63.0M)B |
| The Macerich Company (former, Country Club Plaza) Held the Plaza with Taubman through Country Club Plaza KC Partners LLC from 2016 ($660M deal with Highwoods). The venture defaulted on its $295.2M loan in May 2023 and sold for $175.6M in Jun 2024. Highwoods Realty LP still holds one vacant 0.16-acre lot on the roll. |
REIT | 50% of a 971,000 sq ft centre, sold Jun 2024A |
| Cerner Properties, Inc. / Cerner Property Development, Inc. Both appear in Cerner Corporation's FY2020 Exhibit 21 as Delaware subsidiaries. Cerner Property Development holds 18 parcels (14 unimproved commercial land) and Cerner Properties 6. (Roll counts are s1.) |
Public company | 24 parcels, about 273 acres, $160.8M market valueB |
| Crown Center Redevelopment Corp / Crown Power & Redevelopment Corp and Hallmark Cards, Inc. The Crown entities hold 23 parcels ($141.0M) in five spellings, including 2405 Grand Ave. Hallmark Cards Inc holds 27 ($45.5M). The roll does not state that the Crown corporations belong to Hallmark, and no filing was opened, so they are listed together but counted separately. |
Private company | 50 parcels, about 84 acres, $186.5MA |
| Kansas City Life Insurance Company Three spellings, mostly vacant residential lots (33) and houses (16). Ownership is as the roll states it; Kansas City Life's own filings were not opened. |
Public company | 77 parcels, about 26 acresA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Whether Jackson County's Certificate of Value 'Real Estate Sales Search' shows sale prices. The county page conditions use on an 'I agree' click, which was not made, so 'per-sale-with-address' rests on the county's description and on the search form's 'properties with sale information' option.
- That Missouri is a non-disclosure state statewide. The only source found (KY3, 2025) disallows Claude agents in robots.txt and was not opened; this record therefore says only that deeds carry no price and that Jackson County collects Certificates of Value.
- Who stands behind C C Plaza Owner LLC (Country Club Plaza). Its Dallas mailing address appears on the roll, but no filing we opened names a parent. Highwood Properties, named in the brief, is not established.
- The private lessees behind public-authority titles: Town Pavilion and 110 Berkley Pkwy (Port KC), 14550 Botts Rd (PIEA) and 1514 Baltimore Ave (LCRA). The Recorder's index, which would show the leases, blocks all automated access.
- The members of 1200 Chiefs Owner LLC (One Kansas City Place), NP Power & Light Building LLC and Commerce Tower Place LLC, and any recent sale prices for those towers.
- The relationship between PAC Holding Inc and the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation (same mailing address on the roll), and between the Crown Center corporations and Hallmark Cards.
- Clay, Platte and Cass county parts of Kansas City (the Northland, KCI airport): not covered beyond the City's own 2018 and 2023 open datasets.
- Corporate parents of the rental LLCs (SFR3, CSMA BLT, Stewardship, Ibarra & Browne, P Fin VII KC, FKH SFR, BSFR II): grouped by name only.
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Sources
- Jackson County 'ParcelsAscendRelate' map service, table 2 'Ascend_GisInfo' (owner_info, mailing address, land use, lot area, market/assessed/taxable value, exemption and abatement codes; tax_year 2024): 135,120 parcels with situs city KANSAS CITY, read 13 Oct 2026 — Jackson County, Missouri (GIS / Assessment) · openA
- Jackson County, Missouri Parcel Viewer (disclaimer with an 'I Agree' button, not clicked; owner, values, TIF/CID and abatement panels) — Jackson County, Missouri · openA
- Property records search disclaimer page (Agree / Disagree; not clicked) — Jackson County Assessment and Collection (Tyler iasWorld) · openA
- Property records home page (2025 values: residential assessments set under a State Tax Commission order capping increases at 15% over the 2022 baseline; commercial valued by cost or income approach) — Jackson County Assessment and Collection · openA
- Recording Fees (deeds $23 first page, $3 each additional; copies $2 first page, $1 each additional; certification $1 per document; for documents received on or after 28 Aug 2026) — Jackson County Recorder of Deeds · openB
- Recorder of Deeds page ('Search Documents ... Search for county documents' linking to aumentumweb.jacksongov.org; no search fee stated) — Jackson County Recorder of Deeds · openB
- Real Estate Sales Search page ('certain online sales data and information regarding real estate property in the County contained in Certificates of Value that have been filed since January 1, 2007'; users must click 'I agree') — Jackson County, Missouri · openB
- Real Estate Sales Search form (search by parcel number or owner/address; option 'To search only for properties with sale information'); not submitted — Jackson County, Missouri · openA
- aumentumweb.jacksongov.org robots.txt ('User-agent: * Disallow: /') — Jackson County, Missouri · openA
- Open Data KC Terms of Use (disclaimer of liability; derivative applications must carry a stated attribution disclaimer; indemnity) — City of Kansas City, Missouri · openA
- Open Data KC 'Parcel Data' (vrys-qgrz): 208,018 parcels with owner name and mailing address across Jackson (141,214), Clay (46,540), Platte (17,213) and Cass (22) counties; data last updated Feb 2018 — City of Kansas City, Missouri · openA
- Open Data KC 'City Owned Parcels' (u4kw-fe52): 2,358 parcels, Dec 2023 (Jackson 1,845; Clay 309; Platte 204) — City of Kansas City, Missouri · openA
- The Macerich Company, Form 10-K for FY2024 ('On June 28, 2024, the Company's joint venture sold Country Club Plaza, a 971,000 square foot regional retail center in Kansas City, Missouri, for $175.6 million'; remaining $295.5M loan forgiven) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- The Macerich Company, Form 10-K for FY2023 (Country Club Plaza KC Partners LLC, 50%; default on $295.2M non-recourse loan effective 9 May 2023; $101.0M impairment) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Highwoods Properties, Form 8-K Exhibit 99, 4 Jan 2016: 'Highwoods Agrees to Sell Country Club Plaza Assets in Kansas City ... $660 Million Sale Price' to Country Club Plaza KC Partners LLC (Taubman / Macerich JV) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- WFRBS Commercial Mortgage Trust 2012-C9, prospectus supplement (424B5): Town Pavilion loan, $60.0M refinance, 844,456 SF, borrower Town Pavilion Holdings, LLC, sponsor Copaken Brooks — SEC EDGAR · openA
- VineBrook Homes Trust, Form 10-K for FY2025 (Kansas City MO-KS: 1,065 VineBrook-portfolio homes, 96.1% occupied; 102 NexPoint Homes-portfolio homes; 21 Kansas City homes sold in 2025 for $2.2M) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- VineBrook Homes Trust, FY2025 Exhibit 21.1 (VB One, LLC; VB Two, LLC; VB Nine, LLC; VB Ten, LLC; VineBrook Homes Borrower 1, LLC; VineBrook Homes Borrower 2, LLC — all Delaware) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Mid-America Apartment Communities, Form 10-K for FY2025 (Kansas City MO-KS: 3 same-store communities, 1,110 units; MAA ONE28, 318 units in Kansas City, Kansas, bought Aug 2025 for about $96M; Schedule III: MAA The Station and MAA Denton Pointe, Kansas City, MO) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Cerner Corporation, Form 10-K for FY2020, Exhibit 21 (Cerner Properties, Inc. and Cerner Property Development, Inc., Delaware) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Building Permits Survey, place annual file mw2025a.txt (Midwest): Kansas City MO, 2025 — 516 single-family units ($201.4M); 56 units in 2-unit, 136 in 3-4-unit and 1,161 in 5+-unit buildings ($218.4M) — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey, county annual file co2025a.txt: Jackson County MO (29/095) 2025 — 1,299 single-family units, 2,426 units in 5+-unit buildings; Clay 207; Platte 228; Cass 463 single-family — U.S. Census Bureau · openA