Kansas City Homes For Sale

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Originally incorporated in 1853, modern Kansas City is a cultured, metropolitan city full of friendly faces and interesting places. Residents enjoy relaxing in the city’s many parks as well as attending performances at concert halls and convention centers located downtown. Sports fans relish every opportunity to cheer on the Chiefs, the Royals and Sporting KC. Recent improvements in the city’s infrastructure have significantly increased citizen satisfaction with city services, making it a better place to live now than ever before.

Amenities

From world-class entertainment to family-friendly services and activities, Kansas City has everything you need to enjoy life to the fullest. Shopping districts like the Country Club Plaza and Brookside feature top national retailers alongside local boutiques. Foodies flock to the city to savor local barbecue options as well as ethnic cuisine from all over the globe.

Schools

Parents of the average Kansas City child entering kindergarten have more than 30 options for their child’s education. Traditional public schools compete with top-notch charter and magnet schools throughout the city. Private institutions such as The Barstow School and Pembroke Hill School hold to top educational standards. Several Catholic and Protestant private schools also operate at convenient locations throughout the city.

Economy

Kansas City is an affordable place to live and do business. The city’s top employer is the U.S. federal government, which maintains a presence of nearly 150 agencies locally. Federal agencies with operations here include the Internal Revenue Service, the Social Security Administration and the General Services Administration. Kansas City is also home to several Fortune 1000 companies such as H&R Block and Honeywell as well as successful privately owned companies like Hallmark Cards.

Transportation

Driving is the most common form of transportation in Kansas City, but the Kansas City Area Transit Authority (KCATA) has recently extended metro services for the convenience of local commuters. Bike lanes can be found in many neighborhoods as well as downtown, and new bike sharing stations provide healthy, efficient transportation options.