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Kansas City's commercial real estate market finds footing after prolonged slowdown

Retail dominates and multifamily and industrial sectors rebound from early 2024 lows
Cyan Southcreek, a 380-unit multifamily property, was one of the largest sales in 2025 in Kansas City. (CoStar)
Cyan Southcreek, a 380-unit multifamily property, was one of the largest sales in 2025 in Kansas City. (CoStar)
CoStar Analytics
November 13, 2025 | 4:46 P.M.

Higher interest rates and tighter lending requirements have hampered the Kansas commercial real estate investment market over the past three years. However, sales activity in Kansas City is picking up as buyers and sellers agree more on pricing, and capital moves more freely with narrower bid-ask spreads.

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