KCRag Forum

does anyone know if united cut one of their direct flights to san francisco? they used to have one early in the morning 6am ish and another at night. I believe depending on the season they run 2/day. I believe we are in the off peak season hence the cutback Thanks. I was getting a little worried th...

does anyone know if united cut one of their direct flights to san francisco? they used to have one early in the morning 6am ish and another at night.

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Tue Oct 29, 2019 4:02 pm

Forever 21 is on their way out. Confirmed that Plaza, Summit Fair, and Legends locations are closing.

that would be a good location for a zara. it'll be interesting to see how Taubman utilizes that big spot.

well seems like hotel bravo is dead. this from today's business journal. The $63 million luxury hotel proposed near the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts will face a tougher road to a city incentive package after a big rejection on Thursday. The Tax Increment Financing Commission of Kansas Cit...

This really is underwhelming considering all the built-up suspense and articles in the star and business journal.

I guess it's better than them going to another suburb.

it sucks it won't be taller but at least it's bringing more density downtown. i think our best bet for a decent highrise will be the upcoming 4 light since it's supposed to be taller than 3 light.

Well seems like the project is delayed again. Here's a brief excerpt from the Kansas City Business Journal article just released an hour ago. The delay granted Wednesday reflected a compromise: The developers get an additional two weeks before a vote, and that gives TIF Commission staff time to do a...

fyi; per the recent bankruptcy filing the forever 21 on the plaza and village west are slated to close here's the cnbc article that lists all the stores. this may be a good thing because i always thought forever 21 on the plaza was an odd fit. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/01/heres-a-map-of-the-forev...

Hotel Bravo will be back before TIF tomorrow. Action recommended: CONTINUING THE PUBLIC HEARING. https://edckc-meetings.s3.amazonaws.com/TIF%20Meetings/Board%20Meetings/TIF%20Board%20Agenda%20REVISION%20II%209-11-2019%20%28213863%29.PDF Does anyone know what the final outcome from the public hearin...

A couple of permits were on Compass today for this project, both containing PDF attachments. Click on the attachment button on each permit to download them. The 2nd one has some new renderings from various vantage points around downtown. I couldn't find much new in either PDF. I didn't look that cl...

here are some more renderings of the updated jack henry building.

https://www.lunetta.design/#/jack-henry/

On the build kci website they have a slightly updated rendering on the top of the page.

Note the water fixture outside has also been cut from these renderings.

https://www.buildkci.com/

Does anyone know if this project is still being discussed this week for TIF consideration?

I hope this goes through. The editorial provided a compelling argument and I hope they are able to work something out.

that is such a great shot on the rooftop. thanks for sharing!

Here is a little more info on the Midland conversion and also confirmation that Three Light construction will start Q4. Wish there was more news about Four and Five Light but I'm sure Cordish is waiting to see how Three Light performs.

https://cityscenekc.com/midland-rehab/

0% vacancy (100% occupancy) is unprecedented. Industry averages; normalizing for regions/etc: Target is ~72% - 75%. For a product class to have 90% or above suggests market demand. Interesting the rumors, of late, are Hyatt. "Park Hyatt" would likely be the product offering. What is most curious is...

https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/kc ... town-hyatt

here's the kshb clip on it.

Interesting that they mention it would be a hyatt. My guess is probably one of their higher end ones.

The latest news is that the Tif Commission is delaying their decision on this project. Per the Kansas City Business Journal. After hours of discussion Wednesday, Kansas City’s Tax Increment Financing Commission put off a vote on incentives for a proposed luxury hotel development to be located near t...

Kansas City Business Journal Article today states that it will be one of the Marriott brands. Located at 46th and Wornall streets in the northern portion of the Plaza, the project would include two hotels, both of which will operate under the Marriott flag, as well as a Commerce Bank with a drive-th...