New homes take shape as long-awaited plan to transform 4,000 vacant KCK lots comes to fruition

Efforts are underway to fill more than 4,000 vacant lots in Kansas City, Kansas, with a focus on the northeast area of the city. The initiative aims to turn empty spaces into attainable homeownership opportunities while decreasing the property tax burden on residents. New homes take shape as long-awaited plan to transform 4,000 vacant KCK lots comes to fruition. Michael Sutton, the Unified Government redevelopment coordinator and co-land bank manager, said the majority of the land bank properties are in the northeast, east of Interstate 635, north of Parallel Parkway and west of the river.
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