The northern bank of downtown Kansas City continues to be a popular area for new development as two more projects receive the green light.
Both will break ground this year, developers say.
City Harvest apartments
In the River Market, City Harvest apartments will rise up in the City Market parking lot on 5th Street.
Kansas City Council recently voted 9-1 in favor of the 13-story high-rise. Days later, the Federal Aviation Administration cleared it for takeoff — quelling previous concerns about its height near the Downtown Airport.
The $96 million project will include 300-units on top of a multi-story garage. 160 parking spaces will be designated for public use and area businesses to make up for the lost parking lot.
“Once completed and occupied, City Harvest will not only increase City Market’s customer base with the addition of 300-450 new residents, but it will also contribute to neighborhood density and activity,” City Market spokesperson Sue Patterson said.
Berkley Beer Garden
Down on Berkley Riverfront, the Berkley Beer Garden will bubble up across the street from the incoming Origin Hotel.
Port KC announced the development will be a 8,200-sqft, two-story restaurant and bar. It will be built on half an acre inside the area known as the grove (the part with lots of trees to the west of the pergola).
The new park amenity will be developed by The Thrash Group — the same folks behind the hotel going up across the street.
A groundbreaking is expected for late summer. Leaders plan to open the beer garden in 2024 alongside the Origin Hotel and the new KC Current Stadium.
Other projects in the works
- 254 apartments units at Berkley
- 800+ apartments at 108 Grand Boulevard
- 88 apartment units near Buck O’Neil Bridge
