Losing a child is already unimaginable. Many single adults assume “my parents will automatically get any assets I have,” but that is not always simple or immediate. In the past month, two mothers I love dearly have lost their young adult children, and their unimaginable grief has been compounded by administrative confusion and legal complications … Continue
Market Report: April 2026
The latest information on Kansas City area real estate market conditions
Market Report: March 2026
The latest information on Kansas City area real estate market conditions
April 2026 – Calendar of Events
There’s something about April in Kansas City… it just feels like everything wakes up. From the crack of baseball bats to the selfies captured with the Parade of Hearts, and outdoor concerts back in swing, there are plenty of ways to enjoy your extra hour of daylight! Royals Opening Homestand April 1–3 With Opening Day … Continue
Market Report: February 2026
The latest information on Kansas City area real estate market conditions
How to Move with Kids: Routines, Packing Hacks, and Goodbyes
Moving is consistently ranked as one of life’s most stressful events, and for families, that stress multiplies. In fact, roughly one-third of all moves in the U.S. involve households with children. That means millions of parents are trying to manage logistics, emotions, schedules, and school transitions all at once. When kids are part of the … Continue
March 2026 – Calendar of Events
March in Kansas City: The Season of Green, Gatherings & New Beginnings March always feels like Kansas City waking back up. The days stretch a little longer, patios start filling again, and the city comes alive with cultural celebrations, sports traditions, and music festivals. Philharmonia Fantastique March 1, Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts Take … Continue
Market Report: January 2026
The latest information on Kansas City area real estate market conditions
Moving in With the Grandkids? What to Look for in a Multigenerational-Friendly Home
Multigenerational living is no longer the exception, it’s becoming the plan. According to the latest research from the National Association of Realtors, multigenerational buying is at an all-time high, with 17% of 2024 home purchases including multiple generations under one roof. Whether it’s grandparents moving closer to family, adult children returning home, or everyone choosing … Continue
Sell Now or Wait? A Calm 2026 Decision Framework for Kansas City Homeowners
Early in the year, a lot of Kansas City homeowners ask the same question, usually at the kitchen table, not on a spreadsheet: “Should we sell now, or wait?” It’s a fair question. Rates are still higher than some homeowners are comfortable with, inventory is improving but not “normal,” and the headlines can make every … Continue
February 2026 – Calendar of Events
From fun runs to funny Valentines… February might be cold, but it’s filled with warm-hearted events. Find your joy! February 1 Groundhog Run This unique 5K and 10K event is held entirely underground in a climate-controlled environment, supporting children of Ability KC. February 13–15 She’s Got Soul Capathia Jenkins brings her powerhouse voice and stunning … Continue
Winter Home Maintenance Tips Every Kansas City Homeowner Should Know
Winter in Kansas City has a way of keeping us on our toes. One week it’s mild and sunny, the next it’s ice, snow, and temperatures that make your furnace work overtime. A little preparation now can save you from surprise repairs and keep your home cozy, safe, and efficient all season long. Here are … Continue
