Invest in KC Real Estate and Our Rich History

Over the years Kansas City has shown a lot of growth. There is plentiful housing, population, and job growth. The unemployment rate is lower than the national average, reigning in at 4.1%. Even with the amount of growth in the city, including a great market for startups, it has stayed affordable. Kansas City is one of the most affordable cities in the nation. The surrounding suburbs are attractive to investors because the affordability encompasses the Kansas City metro area. The area also attracts millennials who prefer renting over buying. There are a lot of areas for investors to pick from and lots of people looking to rent. It is a wonderful place for people to live and a wonderful place to invest. Kansas City and the surrounding metro area allow for investors to take their pick of homes and neighborhoods. This can be an imposing task for someone not from the area. At KC Metro Homes, we take interested investors out to look not only at our homes for sale, but also the neighborhoods we believe have plenty of growth potential. If an investor wants to invest in Kansas City, we want to let them get a feel for the city. Kansas City has a lot to offer, as an investor or a resident, and we want to be able to show people that. Whether it is our history, food, or personality that draws investors, it is a decision that is rarely, if ever, regretted.

Here are some fun facts about Kansas City History:

Kansas City has a sense of uniqueness, a way of doing things that is truly our own. From its conception, Kansas City has been full of personality and has developed a long and diverse history. It was first documented by a French soldier and illegal fur trader. Étienne de Veniard documented the area while he was on the run from authorities for deserting the military. He documented his observations to regain favor with superiors, and it worked. He was rewarded by being able to command the first fort in the area. Continuing its interesting history, in the late 18 and early 1900s Kansas City opted out of prohibition multiple times and, even when prohibition became mandated by federal law, political machines kept it from affecting the city. During that time, it was a Midwestern sin city. Kansas Citians, then and now have a lot of pride in the city. It is not unusual to see people sporting clothes, accessories, or tattoos showing off where they are from. The city is unique, the people are unique, and so is the market.