A new townhouse development is breaking ground in Columbus Park
We can already imagine peaceful mornings on the balcony. | Photo via Wardell & Holmes Real Estate
Meet 1015 Pacific St. — Columbus Park’s newest real estate development project.
Columbus Park is one of Kansas City’s historic neighborhoods, located north of Independence Avenue and separated from the River Market by Missouri Route 9.
The area has seen a multitude of local businesses pop up over the last three years, like Cafe Cà Phê, Wolfpack BBQ, and Lily’s Floral Designs. Now, it’s welcoming a townhouse development, bringing a new living option to the neighborhood.
Check out this bird’s eye view of the second-floor townhouse rendering. Hello, walk-in closet.
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Rendering via Wardell & Holmes Real Estate
About the property
The Columbus Park Townhomes project is led by DAK Pacific LLC and Wardell & Holmes Real Estate. Last year, the project received a 10-year property tax abatement for both construction components to support the site after 20 years of vacancy.
Each 1,900-sqft townhouse will include three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a two car garage. The apartments will be one bedroom and offer surface parking for residents. Other amenities + perks include:
Private balconies
Stainless-steel appliances
Electric vehicle charging
Additional storage space
Low Homeowners Association fees
Each townhouse will come with a $665,000 price tag and apartments will go for ~$1,500 per month. Project leaders anticipate completion in summer of 2024.
Breaking ground
Construction will officially begin later this week — and you’re invited. Here are the details on the groundbreaking ceremony:
When: Friday, Sept. 22 at 9 a.m.
Where: 1015 Pacific St., Kansas City, MO
Watch: The groundbreaking + words from local leaders
Enjoy: Complimentary food and drink
Asked
What would you like to see added to Columbus Park?
A. Additional restaurants B. More housing options C. Entertainment venues D. Something else (Tell us!)
Spider-Man: Beyond Amazing - The Exhibition | Tuesday, Sept. 19-Sunday, Oct. 1 | 10 a.m. | Union Station | $0-$24 | Enjoy the story of the web-slinger from his origins in 1962 to his modern-day adventures through original art, interactive displays, and photo ops.
Nickelback | Tuesday, Sept. 19 | 6:30 p.m. | T-Mobile Center | $35-$195 | The acclaimed rock band comes to town to celebrate their new album, “Get Rollin.”
Tie Dye Tuesdays | Tuesday, Sept. 19, Tuesday, Oct. 17 | 7 p.m. | Kansas City Bier Company, 310 W. 79th St., Kansas City, MO | $30 | Each ticket includes a white KC Bier Co shirt, tie dye supplies, and one .5L bier.
Wednesday, Sept. 20
Justice at War | Wednesday, Sept. 20-Wednesday, Oct. 11 | Times vary | Coterie Theatre, 2450 Grand Ave., Kansas City, MO | $12-$15 | Watch this unique and interactive drama that brings to life a critical moment in US history.
Sign with Baby | Wednesday, Sept. 20-Wednesday, Dec. 27 | Times vary | East Room, Leavenworth Public Library, 417 Spruce St., Leavenworth, KS | Free | Sing songs, read stories, and learn simple sign language with babies ages 0-2.
Thursday, Sept. 21
Kansas City Job Fair Multi-Industry Hiring Event | Thursday, Sept. 21 | 10 a.m.-2 p.m. | Arrowhead Stadium | Free | Network with industry leaders, showcase your skills, and make a lasting impression with over 60 employers.
Friday, Sept. 22
Smokestack Tasting: Harvest Barrels | Friday, Sept. 22 | 6:30 p.m. | Boulevard Tours & Rec Center, 2534 Madison Ave., Kansas City, MO | $45 | Enjoy a tasting menu featuring four pours paired with four light courses.
Phase two of the KC Streetcar Main Street Extension is in full swing at the center lanes of Main Street near Westport Road. It’s anticipated to take up to five weeks to complete — weather and unforeseen circumstances permitting. Check road closures.
Sports
Sporting KC will face Nashville FC at Children’s Mercy Park tomorrow night, Wednesday, Sept. 20. The team is hot off a win against Minnesota United FC last weekend, where an epic late game goal cemented their place as the final playoff slot in the Western Conference.
Outdoors
Overland Park is changing its plant rules. City codes regarding native plants are undergoing updates to make space for species that were previously banned, like milkweed, blue sage, and native flowers. (KCUR)
Announced
THUNDERGONG! is making its return. The 7th annual benefit for Steps Of Faith Foundation will take place at The Uptown Theater on Saturday, Nov. 11. Actor and KC native Jason Sudeikis will host alongside an equally star-studded lineup. Tickets go on sale Friday, Sept. 22.
Try This
The KC Streetcar and Art in the Loop are hosting beginner-friendly, monthly yoga sessions for Black boys + men in KC. Free classes will take place in front of the Union Station streetcar stop for ages five and up. Register here.
Kansas Citian
Local author Catherine Browder won the 2023 Hefner Heitz Kansas Book Award in the Fiction category. Browder’s collection of short stories “Resurrection City: Stories from the Disaster Zone” were inspired by the aftermath of a 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan. (WIBW)
Health
ICYMI, September is Blood Cancers Awareness month. By becoming a bone marrow or blood stem cell donor, you can help those battling a blood cancer or disease who may not have other treatment options. See how to become a donor.*
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👀 Three unforgettable Chiefs moments
Answered: What Chiefs game memory will you never forget?
Kansas City Chiefs Quaterback Patrick Mahomes was born in 1995 east of Dallas in Tyler, TX. | Photo via Kansas City Chiefs by Jim Berry
Before the Chiefs kicked off the 2023 season, Editor Bella asked: “What’s the Chiefs football memory or game that will forever stick in your mind?”
Today, we’re sharing our favorite reader replies:
“My son’s first game was the tsunami game in 1998. We had an awesome time until the rain came…he was so short I had to carry him to the car and plan a new route home due to floods closing some of the roads. Certainly a memorable first game!”
“It’s a toss up between Derrick Thomas’ seven sack game against the Seahawks in 1990 or the Monday night game against the undefeated Bills in 1991. I had to sit on my front porch for an hour to stop feeling the incredible electricity from a night I will never forget.”
“Coin toss which led to the OT win against the Bills in playoffs two years ago.”
My favorite Chiefs memory has to be watching the team come together after Mahomes’ injury in the 2023 AFC Divisional Round against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
I was sitting in McCormick & Schmick’s for a Restaurant Week meal watching the final moments on my phone. When we won, the rest of the restaurant erupted in cheers.
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