Why Kansas City?
Big things are happening in Kansas City! Google confirmed plans for a $1 Billion data center in the Kansas City MSA and bought a larger site for another one nearby. The White House designated Kansas City a “regional innovation and technology hub,” providing access to grants to grow the tech sector. Population growth and low unemployment have driven strong rental demand, with rising rents, though the cost of living remains below the national average. Kansas City was ranked among the Top 7 “Most Affordable, Fastest Growing” cities for 2024 and the 4th Most Affordable Market in the U.S. (Sources: Mortgage Monitor, GoBankingRates, KC Business Journal, RentCafe).
Property Highlights
- Fully-Renovated Single Family Homes
- Tenants and Local Property Management in Place at Closing
- $200,000 Average Purchase Price
- 7.5% Average Cap Rates
Market Highlights
- Google Confirmed Plans for a $1 Billion Data Center
- Job Creation and Low Unemployment
- Population Growth and Low Cost of Living
- Increasing Rental Demand