The largest residential real estate firms in Kansas City had over $21.9 billion in combined local transactions last year. The Kansas City Business Journal's 2026 ranking includes transactions in the counties of Jackson, Ray, Platte, Cass and Clay in Missouri; and Johnson, Wyandotte and Leavenworth in Kansas. Information on The List was obtained through Kansas City Business Journal research or supplied by individual firms through questionnaires that KCBJ could not independently verify. Firms were ranked by the dollar volume of local transactions. For information about this and other Kansas City Business Journal Lists, please contact Data Reporter Elizabeth Yost at eyost@bizjournals.com or 816-777-2202.

A Missouri agency will sell more than $400 million in bonds to help Children's Mercy build what could become a $1.72 billion modernization of its main campus with two new towers and extensive remodeling of existing facilities.

The proposed liquor store project is the latest addition to a wave of retail, apartment and mixed-use development reshaping De Soto.

About 500 architecture, engineering and construction interns are part of the Kansas City Area Development Council's cohort for 2026. Networking events and World Cup festivities are part of the draw.

Standard Wellness expects to see cannabis sales jump during the World Cup, but it really hopes fans bring souvenirs home. The Forest owner views the tournament as a branding opportunity.

An Olathe manufacturer will design and and make new ticket terminals for Washington, D.C.'s, metro system, the second-largest in the U.S. Indra's base contract could reach $75 million.