Sydnie Holzfaster
Staff Writer at Kansas City Business Journal
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1 week ago |
bizjournals.com | Sydnie Holzfaster
Preview this article 1 minThe tenant behind "Project Turtle" intends to employ 2,000 workers in Overland Park by 2030. An mystery company wants to bring 2,000 jobs to Overland Park. Called "Project Turtle," in city documents, a company based outside the Kansas City area wants to lease approximately 420,000 square feet of existing space on the Aspiria campus. By March 2030, the company plans to employ 2,000 full-time workers locally, with an average annual wage of about $125,000.
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1 week ago |
bizjournals.com | Sydnie Holzfaster
To resume construction on its new headquarters in Kansas City, Kansas, the American Royal needs a development agreement. Now, the nonprofit is back at the negotiating table. After pausing construction earlier this year, the American Royal returned to the negotiation table to discuss public financing for its $375 million headquarters in Wyandotte County.
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1 week ago |
bizjournals.com | Sydnie Holzfaster
By submitting your information you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and User Agreement . Join the Kansas City Business Journal to unlock even more insights!Join the The Business Journals to unlock even more insights!Apartments soon could fill an undeveloped tract at a key intersection in Overland Park. The site previously was approved for a big housing complex by Lux Living. Despite pushback from neighbors, a massive housing project is moving forward at a key Overland Park intersection.
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2 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Sydnie Holzfaster
Preview this article 1 minThe 99-room hotel is expected to open in the spring of 2026, just in time for Kansas City to host the FIFA World Cup. Construction is underway on a new hotel at Bluhawk in south Overland Park. Price Brothers Management Co. broke ground Thursday on a 99-room Holiday Inn Express. The four-story hotel is being built near the southeast corner of 159th Street and Shawnee Drive. The 58,490-square-foot building is the first of three hotels planned for Bluhawk.
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2 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Sydnie Holzfaster
imagedepotpro | Getty ImagesPreview this article 1 minA mystery developer proposed a $12 billion data center in Wyandotte County, but filings reveal little about who is behind the project. A proposed $12 billion data center in west Wyandotte County could be the largest economic development project in its history. But little is known about the developer behind it.
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