What’s really happening in the commercial real estate market right now?In this episode of Market Signal from The Kansas City Market Pulse, Logan Freeman breaks down the latest commercial real estate trends shaping 2026, including the office market, development activity, and key economic signals investors and operators should be watching.Topics covered in this episode include:• The real story behind the office real estate market• Why Class A office is outperforming Class B properties• National office vacancy rates and what they mean for investors• Development activity across Kansas City and Midwest growth markets• How the 18.6-year real estate cycle helps forecast future market shifts• What developers, investors, and brokers should be watching nextThe Kansas City Market Pulse provides data-driven insights on commercial real estate, development trends, and capital markets across Kansas City and the broader Midwest.If you're an investor, developer, broker, or business owner, this episode will help you better understand where the commercial real estate market may be heading next.Subscribe for more commercial real estate market updates, development insights, and investment strategies.🌐 https://www.mwcreadvisors.com📩 logan@mwcreadvisors.com#CommercialRealEstate #CRE #RealEstateMarket #KansasCityRealEstate#RealEstateInvesting #OfficeMarket

Major development projects are moving forward in Overland Park, Kansas, and the latest Planning Commission meeting reveals where growth is happening across the city.

In this episode, Logan Freeman breaks down 22 agenda items from the March 9th Overland Park Planning Commission meeting, highlighting the projects and policy changes most relevant to commercial real estate investors, developers, and brokers.

Key projects discussed include:

• PrairieFire Residences – new multifamily housing near 135th & Nall within the PrairieFire district
• Costco Gas Station Relocation near Metcalf Avenue and Mike Mosher Boulevard
• New Culver’s Restaurant proposed on 4.25 acres at College Boulevard & Pflumm Road
• Radiant Center redevelopment along the Metcalf corridor
• Children’s Mercy healthcare expansion in southern Johnson County
• Portfolio Homes Development Pilot Program – a new city housing initiative allowing up to 12 small-scale infill developments

These planning and zoning meetings offer an early look at the commercial real estate pipeline shaping Overland Park and the greater Kansas City metro.

If you want to stay ahead of development trends, zoning changes, and major investment activity across Kansas City, subscribe to the channel and follow along with future market updates.

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Managing Broker – Midwest CRE Advisors

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What’s happening with development in Lenexa, Kansas?

In this episode of the Kansas City Development Update, Logan Freeman breaks down the key decisions from the Lenexa Planning Commission meeting on March 2, 2026 and what they mean for commercial real estate, multifamily housing, and industrial development in the Kansas City metro.

Several projects moved forward during the meeting, including a 66-unit townhome development along the K-7 Highway corridor, new industrial construction within the Lenexa Logistics Centre, and additional neighborhood office uses serving the growing community.

Projects discussed in this episode include:

• Hedge Lane Residential – A 66-unit multifamily townhome development near 91st Street and Dunraven Street being developed by 29th Street Capital with NSPJ Architects
• Lenexa Logistics Centre North Lot 9 – New industrial development near Renner Boulevard and 108th Street
• Vista Village North – Proposed commercial development near Prairie Star Parkway and Ridgeview Road (continued to April meeting)
• Luxe Residences Fifth Plat – Duplex subdivision approval near 96th Street
• Special Use Permits for Mind, Body and Soul and Green Prairie Medical Clinic

Lenexa continues to see strong growth driven by its location within the Kansas City metro, proximity to major transportation corridors, and continued demand for multifamily housing, industrial space, and neighborhood services.

If you're an investor, developer, broker, or operator tracking Kansas City commercial real estate, these planning and zoning meetings provide an early look at where the next wave of development is happening.

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