Hot Homes: Luxury apartment complexes in Kansas City
A staple of downtown KC. | Photo by Bill McDevitt
Searching for your dream apartment can be time-consuming and confusing. Don’t fret, Editor Bella is here to help pave the way to your perfect luxury rental. Here are her favorite luxury apartments in the 816.
Three Light | 1477 Main St., KCMO
This downtown high rise is not only stunning, but it’s also brand new. Three Light celebrates Kansas City’s rich music history with decor nods to local legends Charlie Parker and Count Basie. Unit interiors have floor-to-ceiling windows and luxurious quartz counter tops.
The building boasts an ultimate resident experience with amenities like:
This iconic, 21-story tower will have you packing your boxes and signing a lease ASAP. Located in the heart of downtown, this elevated living space embraces the luxurious lifestyle. With resident-exclusive events, the community at The Grand is unique + tight knit.
Plus, the units themselves include perks like Nest thermostats, large closets, and in-unit washer + dryer. The fun doesn’t stop there — check out these community amenities:
Controlled access parking garage
Rooftop pool + lounge
24-hour fitness center
Digital sports lounge
Power & Light Apartments | 1320 Baltimore Ave., KCMO
If you’re looking for an elegant living experience with a historic feel, this is the building for you. The Power & Light building is one of the jewels of Kansas City’s skyline, giving residents quite a view from the inside. Plus, the original Art Deco style from 1931 is preserved throughout.
The one and two-bedrooms offer oversized windows, large kitchen islands, and private terraces to enjoy all four seasons. Plus, residents can enjoy:
Private rooftop pool
Yoga studio
Coworking space
Valet trash service
Events
Monday, Sept. 11
The American Buffalo Screening & Panel Discussion | Monday, Sept. 11 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Folly Theater, 300 W. 12th St., Kansas City, MO | Free | Journey through 10,000+ years across some of the continent’s most iconic landscapes, tracing the mammal’s evolution and its relationship to the Indigenous People of North America.
Mobile Music Box: Patriot Day Remembrance Concert | Monday, Sept. 11 | National WWI Museum and Memorial | Free | Listen to the Kansas City Symphony’s Mobile Music Box honoring the first responders of Sept. 11, 2001.
Tuesday, Sept. 12
International Film Club: The Fisherman’s Diary | Tuesday, Sept. 12 | 7-8 p.m. | Virtual | Free | Join the International Relations Council in discussing global issues using the magic of films.
Wednesday, Sept. 13
22nd Annual Black Achievers Society Golf Tournament | Wednesday, Sept. 13 | 9 a.m.-4 p.m. | Swope Memorial Golf Course, 6900 Swope Memorial Dr., Kansas City, MO | $125-$500 | This annual golf tournament raises money for future student scholarships.
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Game day in style. The Chiefs debuted a new premium speakeasy at Arrowhead Stadium called The Huddle. Access to the high-end club comes with multiple ticket options, reserved parking spots, and a private stadium entrance. (Kansas City Business Journal)
Edu
University of Missouri - Kansas City officially unveiled its Divine Nine Garden, honoring the nine Black Greek organizations of the the National Pan-Hellenic Council. The space is meant to serve students + alumni and celebrate the achievements of the organizations.
Real Estate
The historic Strang Line Car Barn in downtown Overland Park is anticipating a new owner. The OP Historical Society put it on the market this spring to use the proceeds for renovations at the Strang Line Depot building. The unnamed buyer plans to make it a destination spot. (Shawnee Mission Post)
Shop
Last week, we told you about the Barbie-themed Kansas City Dream Streetcar. Now, you can shop merchandise to match. Beginning this week, local biz Raygun will sell “Kensas City” t-shirts to celebrate the pink-wrapped Streetcar. You can also order online.
Eat
Calling all foodies
Pop-up food experiences in Kansas City
Who else is hungry? | Photo by KCtoday
Pop-up food experiences are taking the Kansas City eatery scene by storm. Think: Pop-up bars (like these) but with tasty bites instead.
Devoured Pop-up | Known for its iconic cloud crust pizza, this pop-up concept was born in 2020 in founder Jhy Coulter’s backyard. The biz can be found on Thursdays at various KC spots like Mean Mule and Le Lounge.
DISCO BÜRGER | This new concept is known for its hot, gooey burgers and occasional loaded hot dogs. You can find DISCO BÜRGER at spots like Hillsiders in Strawberry Hill and Big Mood Natural Wines.
Snack Bar | From the creators of DISCO BÜRGER, this occasional pop-up offers bites like grilled oysters and shrimp cocktail.
Joker B’s BBQ | It wouldn’t be a Kansas City round-up without barbecue. This pop-up offers wings, rib plates, and burnt ends — and now we’re hungry.
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