10 HOTTEST SUBURBS IN KANSAS CITY RIGHT NOW!

[@jeremykerr4489]

you skipped number 2 you went from 3 leawood to 1 overland park.

[@livinginkansascity7117]

Hey Jeremy, thanks for catching that #2 was Prairie Village. Thank you for watching and supporting!

[@MsWarriordiva]

My dad grew up in Kearney, then his sisters ended up in Liberty & we ended up in Parkville, where I grew up in the 1960s & 1970s. I was a northland girl my whole early life. I've been in AZ since 1991. The house my parents bought on Main St Parkville cost $30K in 1961. They sold in 1977. But the house recently sold for over $450,000. You all should let people know property taxes higher in KS than in MO. You forgot Gladstone, which is also HOT. My ex- & I had a 5 acre "farm" just north of Gladstone in the 80s. It was zoned rural but in KC city limits so we only had electricity as a utility. Now that land is completely surrounded by houses.

[@livinginkansascity7117]

Hey Thanks for watching and for commenting! Yeah those taxes...

[@GoOp790]

Feels like Lees Summit has/just about to really take off. The development has been crazy over the past couple of years and much more on the way

[@livinginkansascity7117]

Yes it is lots of growth recently. If you need help buying, selling, or invest let us know!

[@mrs.jobeth3415]

I live on acreage just north of Kearney. We like the small town feel here. We do not want to turn into Liberty. So...maybe check out Smithville or Excelsior Springs. :)

[@livinginkansascity7117]

People are already moving to the are we just help give an overview of what it’s like so don’t worry but we will try to highlight some other areas hah! Thanks for the support 😃

[@joelballard4955]

Until things burn to the ground there is nothing worth buying. Only realtors and brokers win when inflationary circumstances persist. I want to move to Bonner or Basehor really, really, really bad but everything is overpriced 40%. I paid cash for my current house on a acre lot in crap hole Raytown (Jackson County sucks). Don’t ever move to KCMO, or KCK unless you love paying extra taxes on you income. Will see what happens in 2025.