At least three homes in Leawood's exclusive Hallbrook neighborhood are being demolished or completely overhauled, a surprising trend in one of Kansas City's wealthiest areas.

Habitat for Humanity will build the homes over five to six years on a site the city acquired decades ago for stormwater management and park development. Officials say the housing location was never intended for the park itself. Nearly 100 people spoke at the City Council meeting.

Independence officials this week heard much opposition to Nebius' plan and incentive request for a $150.6 billion AI data center campus, and a few voices in favor.

The 192-unit townhome community was 50% occupied when the sale closed on Feb. 13.

CRB’s newest executive previously led $500 million in capital investments at one of the world’s largest biologics facilities.

The Kansas City-based firm has worked on projects across the region but never had a presence south of DC or east of Texas.