Corrigan Station, previously home to WeWork, has vacant office space for the first time since its launch in 2016. Photo credit: Costar, courtesy of Copaken Brooks
Feature photo(s) credit: Jacia Phillips | Arch Photo KC
Feature photo credit: Jacia Phillips | Arch Photo KC
Feature photos courtesy of Paul Andrews Photography.
Tweeting, Newton’s third law of motion and pumpkin spice Doritos aren’t exactly what you’d expect from an economic forecast, but all three were relevant subjects in a recent presentation by Ted Jones, chief economist and senior vice president of Stewart Title. Jones offered his predictions for the real estate market in 2017 to members of KCRAR Commercial.
For the last few years, Kansas City has seen a red hot industrial market. Recently, local and regional experts took part in a thought-provoking discussion on the state of the market at the 2016 Industrial Summit, hosted by MetroWireMedia. The event was supported by generous sponsors: Grandbridge Real Estate Capital, ARCO Construction, Stewart Title, GBA Architects + Engineers, Citizens Bank & Trust, Centerpoint Properties, Candid Marketing + Communications, Newmark Grubb Zimmer, Cushman & Wakefield, Design Mechanical and KC SmartPort. Here’s a look back at a snapshot of that conversation.
