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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2026 · 4 MIN

Lee’s Summit Approves $1.5 BILLION Development Vision | May 2026 Update

from The Kansas City Market Pulse · host Logan Freeman

Lee’s Summit may be preparing for one of the largest long-term development projects in the Kansas City metro.In this May 2026 Planning Commission update, we break down:• The massive 1,000+ acre Arborside redevelopment plan• Proposed mixed-use growth east of I-470• Future infrastructure and roadway improvements• Hazel Grove Elementary School expansion plans• Rush Funplex redevelopment updates• Bailey Farms residential growth• Stormwater and infrastructure planning discussionsThe proposed Arborside project alone could include residential, multifamily, office, industrial, retail, and senior living uses with an estimated development cost exceeding $1.5 billion.If you’re a developer, investor, broker, business owner, or simply interested in Kansas City growth trends, this is a meeting worth watching.Subscribe for more Kansas City commercial real estate updates, planning & zoning breakdowns, and development news.#LeesSummit #KansasCityRealEstate #CommercialRealEstate #Development #MasterPlannedCommunity #RealEstateDevelopment #KCRealEstate #PlanningAndZoning #EconomicDevelopment #MissouriRealEstate

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