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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2025 · 44 MIN

The Kansas City Market Pulse Ep. 35: Jobs, Growth & CRE Demand with Jenna Scott of EDC KC

from The Kansas City Market Pulse · host Logan Freeman

In Episode 35 of The Kansas City Market Pulse, host Logan Freeman welcomes Jenna Scott, Business Development Officer at the Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City, MO (EDC).Jenna brings an inside look at how job creation and economic development directly drive commercial real estate demand and shape the future of Kansas City’s neighborhoods and business ecosystem.Episode Highlights:Jobs & CRE Growth: Why job creation is the heartbeat of Kansas City’s commercial real estate demand.The EDC’s Role: How the Economic Development Corporation supports revitalization, empowers small businesses, and fuels local investment.Partnership Power: How companies can connect with the right people, resources, and incentive programs to scale.Neighborhood Impact: The ripple effect of strategic development on communities across Kansas City.This episode unpacks how economic development and commercial real estate are intertwined—a must-listen for investors, developers, and business leaders looking to understand what’s next for KC.

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