FangKC wrote: ↑Sat Dec 23, 2023 12:57 am
Permit filed for 1701 Locust to demolish the existing building and develop a mixed-use 9-story building. Justrite Stamp will have to move once again. Proposed is a structure with level one grocery/retail, second and third level structured parking, level four through eight condominiums, level 9 office with rooftop deck, pool and condominium amenities overlooking the city.
FangKC wrote: ↑Sat Dec 23, 2023 12:57 am
Permit filed for 1701 Locust to demolish the existing building and develop a mixed-use 9-story building. Justrite Stamp will have to move once again. Proposed is a structure with level one grocery/retail, second and third level structured parking, level four through eight condominiums, level 9 office with rooftop deck, pool and condominium amenities overlooking the city.
FangKC wrote: ↑Sat Dec 23, 2023 12:57 am
Permit filed for 1701 Locust to demolish the existing building and develop a mixed-use 9-story building. Justrite Stamp will have to move once again. Proposed is a structure with level one grocery/retail, second and third level structured parking, level four through eight condominiums, level 9 office with rooftop deck, pool and condominium amenities overlooking the city.
Cool report. Though it does have some outdated info included (projects like Hyatt House and Wonderland which have stalled, as well as an old route of the Greenline)
The building on SE corner of 10th and walnut has had some light demo activity going on lately. Couldn't find a thread on that building, it was boarded up a year or more ago?
KCPowercat wrote: ↑Thu Feb 29, 2024 11:56 am
The building on SE corner of 10th and walnut has had some light demo activity going on lately. Couldn't find a thread on that building, it was boarded up a year or more ago?
Got confirmation this is being turned into condos. Maybe 18?
KCPowercat wrote: ↑Thu Feb 29, 2024 11:56 am
The building on SE corner of 10th and walnut has had some light demo activity going on lately. Couldn't find a thread on that building, it was boarded up a year or more ago?
Got confirmation this is being turned into condos. Maybe 18?
Not a bad usage. Will be small condos though, so hopefully more affordable.
langosta wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2024 8:50 am
929 Walnut being renovated by Exact. What was the outcome of LCRA this week?
A team of Exact Architects and MR Capital Advisors wins incentive approval for an $11.1 million conversion of a historic downtown building that was the city's first to be built specifically for storing real estate records.
The city's Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority on Tuesday approved a 10-year, 80% property tax abatement and redevelopment contract for a 57-apartment renovation of the Kansas City Title and Trust Building at 929 Walnut St. The development team, Exact Architects and MR Capital Advisors, would build the new units in the eight-story building's office space, now fully vacant, while retaining Spokes Café as a ground-floor retail tenant.
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langosta wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2024 8:50 am
929 Walnut being renovated by Exact. What was the outcome of LCRA this week?
A team of Exact Architects and MR Capital Advisors wins incentive approval for an $11.1 million conversion of a historic downtown building that was the city's first to be built specifically for storing real estate records.
The city's Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority on Tuesday approved a 10-year, 80% property tax abatement and redevelopment contract for a 57-apartment renovation of the Kansas City Title and Trust Building at 929 Walnut St. The development team, Exact Architects and MR Capital Advisors, would build the new units in the eight-story building's office space, now fully vacant, while retaining Spokes Café as a ground-floor retail tenant.
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This project is located at 929 Walnut Street, which is on the northeastern corner of E. 10th Street & Walnut Street. 929 Walnut was built in 1922 as a commercial office building, but is currently largely vacant.
The applicants’ project is a $11.1 Million acquisition and historic rehabilitation of the building. The building will be converted into 57 apartments, including three in a ninth floor to be built, and approximately 1,500 sq. ft. of first floor retail/restaurant space.
Since this will be an historic tax credit project, it will not be subject to the City’s affordable housing inclusion requirement. The applicant plans to make the apartments as affordable as possible. Of the 57 apartments, there will be 13 studios/1-bedroom units, 42 will be 1-bed/1-bath, and 2 will be 2-bed/2-bath units. The studio units are affordable to households at 74% of AMI, the 1-bed units will be affordable to households at 67% and 80% of AMI, and the 2-bed units will be affordable to households at 80% of AMI.
