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Growing
with Distinction
The
pleasant and sophisticated character of the community that would become Leawood
was established early on in the City's history. As development occurs, special
emphasis is still being placed on maintaining the much sought after early values
that make our community unique among area cities. Leawood looks forward to a
bright and prosperous future - Come join our progress as we continue growing
with distinction!
COMMERCIAL
TRENDS
Retail:
Retail development in Leawood is adding both variety and convenience to the
average resident's shopping future. In addtion to six local retail centers,
an estimated 2.5 million square feet of potential retail space is available
for development.
| Shopping
Centers |
Sample
of Retailers |
Potential
Retail Sites |
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| Mission
Farms |
Barnes & Noble |
Morgan
Commercial |
| Cornerstone
Village |
Dean & Deluca's |
25
acres |
| Ironhorse
Center |
Galyan's |
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| Market
Square |
Hallmark |
Giblin
Commercial |
| Plaza
Pointe |
Hen
House |
6.2
acres |
| Sommerset/Lee |
The
Limited |
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| Ranch
Mart |
Optima
Comp. |
Nichols
Estates |
| 103rd
Terrace |
Pottery
Barn |
5.5
acres |
| Camelot
Court |
Williams-Sonoma |
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| Town
Center Plaza |
Bristol |
Forrest
Greens |
| Leawood
Plaza |
Starbucks |
5.23
acres |
| Leawood
Square |
Hereford
House |
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135th
Street Corridor |
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225
acres |
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Town
Center Business Park |
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6
acres |
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Hallbrook
Commercial |
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15acres |
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Iron
horse Center |
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13
acres |
Office:
Leawood is also recognized as having three of the prime locations for office
development in the metropolitan area, Hallbrook Commercial, Tomahawk Creek parkway
and Leawood Town Center Park. When completed, all three of these easily accessible
developments will feature buildings of high architectural quality located in
substantially landscaped settings.
Comprehensivee
Transportation Network...No Earnings Tax...Served by Kansas City International
Airport...Active Chamber of Commerce
Class
A and B Office Space - Range Of Asking Rent
Dollars per Sq. Ft.
Potential
Office Sites:
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University Park = 3.5 acres
- Town
Center Office Park = 18.5 acres
- Hallbrook
Office = 85 acres
- Town
Center Business Park = 16.8 acres
- 135th
Street Corridor = 185.6 acres
- Bi-State
Business Park = 70 acres
- Tomahawk
Creek Office Park = 12.3 acres
RESIDENTIAL
GROWTH
Leawood's
earliest developer established a system of guidelines, restrictions and codes
to ensure that the community's eventual development would create a pleasant
and sophisticated living environment. The first 500 homes built in Leawood,
in fact, were custom designed by professional architects to reflect the owner's
individuality and to avoid stereotypical designs.
The
City has grown considerably from its origin as that fledgling residential subdivision.
With over fifty years of tradition, Leawood is now widely recognized as a premier
residential area and a desirable place to live and work.
| Estimated
Average Home Value |
Recent
Planning Commission Approvals |
| 1994
$186,414 |
Woods, 121 lots, estimated housing cost of $300,000+ |
| 1995
$212,701 |
Mission Farms, 20 lots, estimated housing cost of
$300,000+ |
| 1996
$221,635 |
Wilshire
Place, 185 lots, estimated housing cost of $300,000+ |
| 2001
$340,000 |
Tomahawk
Creek Estates, 20 lots, estimated housing cost of
$1,000,000+ |
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Hazelwood,
41 lots, estimated housing cost of $400,000+ |
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Steeplechase,
264 lots, estimated housing cost of $250,000-$500,000 |
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Whitehorse,
249 lots, estimated housing cost of $300,000+ |
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Tuscany
Reserve, 86 lots, estimated housing cost of $400,000+ |
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