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The convention center will now be a temporary shelter as more people find themselves without permanent homes due to the economic impact of the pandemic.
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The Kansas City Council approved a measure Thursday that some consider to be the first minimal step toward addressing the city’s affordable housing crisis.
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Which building plans the coronavirus put on hold and which finished and opened despite it, and analysis of the Kansas City Chiefs' chances of repeating as NFL champions.
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COVID-19 is delaying some office building deals but several residential projects have opened during the pandemic.
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The Kansas City Council considered an affordable housing requirement for developers several years ago, but the measure failed. Supporters are trying again.
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"We think of ourselves as the voice of rental housing providers," says the president of the Kansas City Regional Housing Alliance. "Our goal is to stabilize our rental market."
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How the coronavirus is affecting Kansas City rental property owners, and two librarians' picks for the best current young adult titles.
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Judge Awards $52 Million To Tenants Over ‘Reprehensible’ Conditions At Kansas City Apartment Complex'The conditions these families were compelled to live in were just horrendous.'
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Earlier this year, the judge fined the company that owned the complex $7,500 a day after finding it in contempt of court for violating court orders and not showing up for scheduled depositions.
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T.E.H. Realty has been the subject of numerous complaints about living conditions at its apartments in Kansas City and in other cities where it operates.
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As COVID-19 cases in the area continue to rise, local organizations say evictions are causing both an economic and public health crisis in Kansas City.
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Rent is due on Saturday, a federal eviction moratorium expired last week and expanded unemployment benefits are set to end soon. Two renters share their experience facing eviction during a pandemic.