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Prairie Village City Council voted 10-2 effectively ban short-term rentals inside the city, requiring all such properties have a minimum of a 30-day stay. Current owners will need to find a new use for their spaces by Nov. 1, 2025, or face fines of up to $500 per day.
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The proposals would generate an estimated $6 million in revenue and are part of City Council’s recent efforts to better regulate short-term rentals, particularly after city reports showed an overwhelming majority of Airbnbs are unlicensed and skirt city law.
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The audit estimates there are more than 1,800 short-term rentals in Kansas City — the equivalent of two downtown convention hotels — that aren't feeding into the local tax base
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Port KC has approved the Origin Hotel with an exemption of roughly 62% of its total property tax over 20 years. Kansas City Public Schools called it an “inappropriate ask.”
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Take a break from the planning, cooking and cleaning required for holiday entertaining with an evening of food and relaxation.
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Hotels throughout metro Kansas City have been hit hard as meetings and conventions are canceled due to the pandemic and government-ordered lockdowns.
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With 412 rooms and suites, the Sheraton Overland Park is the fourth largest hotel in the metropolitan area.
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The bland exterior of the new Crossroads Hotel at 2101 Central may fool you, but once inside the historic brick shell you’ll discover and enjoy a…
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A $63 million boutique hotel that backers say would be the most luxurious in the metro is being proposed across Wyandotte Street from the Kauffman Center…
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Seg. 1: Downtown Development From River Market To 18th & Vine. Seg. 2: Women & Social Movements (R).Segment 1: Updates on the projects that are changing Kansas City's urban neighborhoods.As property developments continue unabated in downtown Kansas City,…
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Kansas City's long quest to build a downtown convention hotel entered its final stretch on Thursday at a groundbreaking event next to the construction…
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Updated Wednesday, 3:45 p.m.A Kansas City Council committee voted not to support an ordinance by council members Katheryn Shields, Teresa Loar and Heather…