KCMO breaks 1,000 single family permits in July

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KCMO breaks 1,000 single family permits in July

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1,143 permits were issued in July. This has to be the first time in decades that KCMO had this many permits issued.

Numbers by county and percentage increase from 2002.

Clay County- 796- 42% increase
Jackson- 198- 43% increase
Platte- 149- 18% increase


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Are those numbers county-wide, or just the KC portions of those counties?
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Those numbers are just for KCMO in those respective counties. Here's the county numbers.

Clay- 1214- 31% increase
Jackson- 1443- 1% increase
Platte- 376- 7% increase

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What, I might ask, is a single family permit?
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a dwelling meant for a single family, havent you ever seen zoning maps? a two family house is for just that, two familys.
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I still misunderstand, I guess. Why would you need a permit for your family to live somewhere?
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It is a building permit for a contracter to build the house. You need a permit to construct a house, to not live in it. In this case they are talking about single family permits, which are for detached houses mean to hold one family. Likewise, a multifamily permit would be for something like apartments, condos, townhouses, etc.
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^^ thats right, you only need a permit for construction.
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Things are looking up for the Missouri side. Following are mid-year totals for 2001, 2002, 2003 from the Home Builders website mentioned above.


Through 7/1/2001 Missouri Kansas JoCo
KC 640 1648 1886 1758
Olathe 810 46.6% 53.4% 49.7%
Lee's Summit 497
OP 463
Shawnee 298
Raymore 154
Blue Springs 203
Platte County 128
Independence 154
Lenexa 187
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Through 7/1/2002 Missouri Kansas JoCo
KC 826 1894 1806 1654
Olathe 746 51.2% 48.8% 44.7%
Lee's Summit 516
OP 473
Shawnee 251
Raymore 182
Blue Springs 203
Platte County 152
Leawood 167
Lenexa 184
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Through 7/1/2003 Missouri Kansas JoCo
KC 1143 2358 1934 1710
Olathe 671 54.9% 45.1% 39.8%
Lee's Summit 500
OP 493
Shawnee 356
Raymore 269
Grain Valley 231
KCK 224
Independence 215
Lenexa 190
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Is there any way to tell which of those are within the urban core of KC?
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No way to tell that from the pages I was looking at, Bahua.

I made a mistake in the post: those numbers include each year's July count rather than ending on July 1 like I said.

Also, the formatting didn't hold. The last three numbers on the KC lines are the subtotals for Missouri, Kansas, and Johnson County. The percentages on the Olathe lines refer to the Missouri, Kansas, and Johnson County shares of the total.
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