Kansas City

TAB USA moved into a 66,700-square-foot industrial building, and Animal Health International will open its new 255,000-square-foot distribution center in March 2025. Read More

Mike Stromberg and Megan Garner mentored many youth and introduced them to careers in real estate development and construction. Read More

The Opus Foundation and associates have supported PREP-KC’s vision with the $70,000 Gerry Rauenhorst Building Community Award grant in 2023 and a $60,000 grant in 2024. Read More

Mike Stromberg is responsible for identifying and executing on industrial, residential, office and retail developments for the region. Read More

Our work with Hallmark extended past the bounds of the Liberty, Missouri, jobsite. Together, we gave back to the community to help make it a better place to live, work, play and raise a family. Read More

Despite supply chain and cost escalation issues, we delivered the building on schedule and just in time for Hallmark to take occupancy by their deadline. Read More

With a two-year $200,000 grant and a five-year $500,000 program-related investment (PRI) from the Opus Foundation, minority-owned and women-owned construction businesses in Kansas City will be getting a substantial boost. The money will fund a multi-faceted workforce and community development initiative enabling AltCap, a Community Development Financial Institution, to expand its micro-lending and technical assistance to minority and women business enterprises (M/WBE). Read More

Heartland Meadows Commerce Center and Liberty Heartland Logistics Center were recognized by the Clay County Economic Development Council’s annual Keystone Awards. Read More

Working with a program administered through Port KC (the Port), the economic development authority terminal in the area, we hired as many minority- and women-owned subcontractors as possible for the project. Read More

The Darby at Briarcliff is now welcoming residents. Read More