• Recognition as the Location Sponsor at the Madrid Theatre
• 14 Event Tickets
• Digital, print & social media recognition
• Business logo throughout the venue
• Business logo on official marketing materials
STUDIO 54
$3,500
• Recognition as a Bar Sponsor Premium Open Bar this year!
• 7 Event Tickets
• Digital, print, & social media recognition
• Business logo at both event bars
DISCO INFERNO
$2,000
• Recognition as a Bottle Display Sponsor
– All attendees stop here to pull bottles
VILLAGE PEOPLE
$2,000
• Recognition as a Photography Sponsor:
– Photo Station Area
– Event Photographer
• 4 Event Tickets
• Digital, print, & social media recognition
• Business logo by Photo Station
MIRROR BALL
$1,800
• Recognition as the Number Pull Sponsor – All attendees stop here to pull a number
• 3 Event Tickets
• Digital, print, & social media recognition
• Business logo at Number Pull Display
DO THE HUSTLE
$1,500
• Recognition as the DJ Sponsor
• 3 Event Tickets
• Digital, print, & social media recognition
FUNKYTOWN
$1,500
• Experience provided at registration
• 3 Event Tickets
• Digital, print, & social media recognition
• Business logo near front entrance
SOUL TRAIN
$1,000
• Recognition as a Food Sponsor
• 2 Event Tickets
• Digital, print, & social media recognition
• Business logo by event food
LADIES NIGHT
$1,000
• Recognition as a Decor Sponsor
• 2 Event Tickets
• Digital, print, & social media recognition
• Business logo incorporated into decor
BOOGIE FEVER
• 4 Event Tickets
• Digital, print, & social media recognition
• Business logo at Bottle Display
• Business logo by DJ Booth
$500
• Recognition as a Gift Bag Sponsor
– Every attendee gets a bag!
• 1 Event Ticket
• Digital, print, & social media recognition
• Business logo in or on gift bags
12 Artisan Home Tour Features 15
Custom Homes
The Home Builders Association of Greater Kansas City’s 2024 Artisan Home Tour returned to KC Aug. 9-11, 16-18 and 23-25 to showcase Kansas City’s finest custom home builders and the unique and impeccable quality of their one-of-a-kind homes.
Join the Fight to Rescind Energy Code That Harms Housing Affordability
NAHB is calling on all our members to contact their members of Congress and tell them to support H.J. Res 170, a resolution that will stop the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) from adopting the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code. (IECC).
Lowest Homeownership Rate for Younger Householders in Four Years
The homeownership rates for householders under 35, between 35 and 44, and 65 and over decreased compared to a year ago.
Member News
Summit Homes for Little Heroes
Once again, Summit Homes is building a home to benefit Children’s Mercy. Summit built a Home for Little Heroes to benefit Children’s Mercy in 2019.
The Summit Home for Little Heroes will be a spacious twostory with a transitional design aesthetic. The Basswood features a large primary suite, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a learning lounge/loft space on the upper level. The home will be completed in early fall of 2024 and listed for sale.
Through donations and partnerships, Summit will build the home as close to zero cost as possible, allowing all proceeds to be donated to Children’s Mercy.
The funds raised will go towards the Children’s Mercy Illuminate initiative. Children’s Mercy is taking action to combat the youth mental health crisis in our community. Illuminate is an ambitious, five-year plan lighting the path forward for area youth by increasing access to evidence-based treatment with a specific focus on equity for our most vulnerable populations.
NAHB CEO Visits KC
KCHBA members were thrilled to have a quick but meaningful visit from NAHB’s CEO Jim Tobin a couple weeks ago. Tobin was in KC to support the association’s Artisan Home Tour launch.
Building Solutions for KANSAS CITY
Underwriting, processing, servicing and draws funded locally by our skilled team
Local decision-makers with substantial market knowledge and experience
Competitive loan pricing for speculative and pre-sold relationships
Construction to Permanent and Blanket loans giving clients the option to stay in their homes while building
The The Kansas City Business Journal released the list of the KC area’s 50 fastest growing companies and Country Club Homes was one them! The list requires businesses to attain revenue of $1 million or more in 2023 just to qualify. It is open to private and public companies and is ranked by two-year average revenue growth, from which an average is calculated.
The Oct. 11 edition of the KCBJ will highlight each of the companies and why they flourished. Congratulations to Country Club Homes!
NWFA Names Steve Brattin Chair
Steve Brattin, owner of SVB Wood Floors in Kansas City, Mo., officially began his term as Chairman of the National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA)’s Board of Directors during the 2024 Wood Flooring Expo. Throughout his 30-year career, Brattin has served on various NWFA committees and task forces. He also is a recipient of the NWFA Vanguard and Ambassador Service Awards and is a two-time Wood Floor of the Year award winner. Brattin’s goals as chair include helping with the growth of the association and continuing the personal connection with its members – especially with the younger generation.
Industry Educators& Kick Off the School Year
Regional construction science educators and residential construction industry stakeholders gathered at Boulevard’s Beer Hall to kick off the 2024-2025 school and learn about different programs around the region as well as what the KCHBA can do to help serve our students and teachers. Thank you to everyone who attended!
Participate in Moment of Silence, Sept. 9
Sept. 9-13 is Construction Suicide Prevention Week, and beginning in 2024, the construction industry will come together in a powerful moment of remembrance to honor those we’ve lost and to re-commit to preventing further loss of life. The rate of suicide in construction is more than four times higher than the general population. KCHBA asks you to join Construction Suicide Prevention Week on Monday, Sept. 9 for one minute of silence during its nationwide stand-down to honor all lives lost to suicide.
WHEN: Sept. 9 at 1:50 p.m.
WHERE: Job site, office, anywhere
HOW: Encourage participation on the jobsite or in the office by providing signs for workers to honor those they’ve lost to suicide. Visit constructionsuicideprevention.com/2024stand-down/to print the sign.
Let the KCHBA know you’re participating. Submit photos from your moment of silence and/or people with their signs to maria@kchba.org.
NEW: Will’s One Minute
The KCHBA has started a new video series featuring KCHBA EVP Will Ruder. In just one minute, Will highlights a topic that our members need to know. The most recent video focused on the increased cost to homebuyers in KCMO due to the energy code. Other topics include KCHBA goals and activities and more. Look for Will’s 1 Minute video links in our weekly e-newsletter, This Week at the HBA. Older videos will be archived in the Resources section of the InfoHub. Log into the InfoHub at kchba.org.
Registration Opened for JCCL’s Fall Seminar Sept. 9
J
ohnson County Contractor Licensing’s fall seminar is scheduled for Oct. 21-25 at the Overland Park Convention Center. Registration for the seminar opens Tuesday, Sept. 3. For details about the fall conference, click here. Classes fill up quickly!
Additionally, JCCL is currently offering free single-day sessions via Zoom. Registration is open for the following classes:
• Wed., Sept. 18 | 8:00 a.m. to noon
Decks: The Existing Structure (4 hours)
• Wed., Sept. 18 | 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Decks: Features & Finishes (4 hours)
• Tues., Sept. 24 | 8:00 a.m. to noon
Topic TBD (4 hours)
• Tues., Sept. 24 | 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Topic TBD (4 hours)
Join the Fun During PWB Week
NAHB’s Professional Women in Building Week is Sept. 9-13. Join fellow PWBers for a Meeting of the Members and education event on Sept. 11. Catch up on all things PWB, recognize new members and hear about exciting changes coming to PWB in 2025. Guest speaker Barb Allen will talk about awakening unconscious bias.
On Sept. 13, join PWB members for a social from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Electric Park Garden Bar at J. Rieger & Co, located at 2700 Guinotte Ave. Kansas City, MO 64120. Enjoy your favorite drink while networking with fellow members! All are welcome!
IBS 2025 Registration Opened Sept. 3
Registration and hotels for the 2025 International Builders Show opened Sept. 3. The 2025 Builders’ Show is heading back to Vegas Feb 25 – 27. The best deals on IBS registration happen only in September. Some of the don’t-miss registration deals are:
• FREE IBS Expo Pass for NAHB Members
• $75 IBS Expo Pass for non-members
• Save up to $195 on an Expo+Education Pass for access to all IBS Education sessions and the show floor
• FREE spouse registration
The Builders’ Show is three days of jam-packed networking, learning and discovering new products, trends and more. It’s your opportunity to:
• Network and share insights with other building professionals who understand your business
• Explore the indoor and Outdoor Exhibits, demos and more
• Attend the DCW Opening Ceremonies
• Tour the official show home of IBS, The New American Home
• Attend the KCHBA’s happy hour on Tuesday evening!
Visit www.buildersshow.com for details.
designKC magazine is hosting its thirdannual awards program to recognize outstanding projects and professionals in the home design industry in Greater Kansas City. The call for entries is about to begin! Prepare your entries now to upload to our easy online portal.
For more info or to register, scan ENTER FROM
September 3rd - October 25th
2 New KCHBA Blog Articles
T
he goal of the KCHBA’s blog, Unlock the Door, is to educate the public on housing, homeownership and the KCHBA. Two new articles were posted on the blog at kchba.org and focus on how regulations affect home prices and what the KCHBA’s partnership with Habitat for Humanity means to local families.
“When the Dream Comes to Life” highlights one mom with the goal of homeownership. Kimberly Hunter worked at a Walmart in 2000, one of two jobs she held down for years to make ends meet, when she heard about Habitat KC from a homeowner.
Read Hunter’s story at kchba.org/blog.
The blog article “the Impact of Homebuilding Regulations on New Home Prices” on “laws” in the 5 Ls of homebuilding.
“Well-intended regulations and codes can create more of an obstacle than a benefit to builders and homebuyers and add several thousand dollars to the final price of a new home.,” the article states.
Read the full article at kchba.org/blog.
Setpember is the Last Issue of BusinessBuildingNews
As technology becomes increasingly relied upon and people’s lives become increasingly busier, the KCHBA has made the decision to focus its communications efforts where people spend the most time — on screens.
In the KCHBA’s new strategic communications blueprint, there is a stronger emphasis on all things digital: more videos, a blog and podcasting. To that end, the KCHBA is ending the publication of Building Business News after the September issue.
Look for a historical summary of all things BBN in the September issue.
Now Offering TRANE® Equipment
Mike Bryant Heating & Cooling knows how important the comfort and security of your home is to you and your family. So when you choose us for any heating and cooling services, we will do whatever it takes to make sure you are receiving the highest quality workmanship and the most professional customer service possible.
Bus Tour Showcases
Artisan Homes to Members
The KCHBA Young Professionals and Professional Women in Building hosted two bus tours as a way for members to view homes on the Artisan Home Tour. With 40 attendees on each day, members enjoyed lunch at the KCHBA before departing. On Aug. 16, attendees visited homes north of the river; on Aug. 23, attendees had the opportunity to view homes south of the river.
Thank you to McCray Lumber and StrucSure for sponsoring the bus tours.
Artisan Home Tour
Features 15 Custom Homes
The Home Builders Association of Greater Kansas City’s 2024 Artisan Home Tour, presented by Ferguson and Monogram, returned to KC Aug. 9-11, 16-18 and 23-25 to showcase Kansas City’s finest custom home builders and the unique and impeccable quality of their one-of-a-kind homes.
For the first time, the KCHBA partnered with Habitat for Humanity Kansas City (Habitat KC) as its charitable partner for the tour. Habitat was chosen as a way to promote homeownership for all, which is the KCHBA’s mission.
As the region’s largest nonprofit home builder, Habitat KC partners with thousands of families each year, helping them build strength, stability, and self-reliance through affordable housing. Through this new collaboration, KCHBA is affirming its commitment to supporting housing for all.
Leading up to the event, Artisan Home Tour builders and Habitat KC teamed up to offer an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the construction processes of both Habitat KC and Artisan homes on social media.
“Homes are not just structures; they are the foundations of thriving communities,” said Scott Bickford, chair of the 2024 Artisan Home Tour Committee. “Through this partnership, we aim to highlight the importance of quality housing while supporting the great work Habitat KC is doing to improve access to homeownership.”
“We are thrilled to partner with the KCHBA on this incredible event,” commented Lindsay Hicks, CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City. “Homeownership is a cornerstone of stability, equity, and community. When families have affordable housing, they can build wealth, invest in education, accelerate career growth, and uplift their entire family for generations. Every ticket sold will empower families to build a better future.”
Artisan Tour homes were open Friday through Sunday from 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. The homes were scattered throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area. Consumers could tour one home for $10 or pay $25 to tour all 15 homes once over the three weekends. Once the tour started, full access tickets increased to $35. Tickets could be purchased online at artisanhome.kchba.org and at all Habitat KC ReStores.
Welcome to a haven of contemporary comfort and timeless elegance, a true ranch nestled on 38 acres of picturesque land spanning nearly 6,000 square feet with four bedrooms and five and a half baths.
Owen Homes welcomes you to a peaceful retreat nestled in the countryside of Smithville, Mo. This 23-acre property features a reverseranch home, expansive outdoor living space and well-equipped barn, all intentionally situated on top of the hill, capturing panoramic views of the four-acre pond and beautiful pastures.
Situated over three lots in Shoal Creek Village, the home offers large windows, providing stunning views of the beautiful wooded area behind the home. This seamless blend of modern design and French country charm creates a luxurious and inviting living space, perfect for both relaxation and entertaining.
Home No1
Richardson Custom Homes
Home No2
Owen Homes
Home No3
Cardinal Crest Homes
Home No4
Homes by Chris
This property features a chef’s dream kitchen with Thermador appliances, a butler’s pantry with oven, built-in coffee maker and additional prep space. Custom cabinets are walnut, including a coordinating buffet in the dining area.
This home sits on one of the largest lots in the new Longview neighborhood. Nestled between 20 acre, HOA-owned new Longview Lake and the historic Longview Mansion. This gorgeous corner lot home has a walkout basement to the lake and views of the historic pergola.
Situated on a historic ranch in southern Johnson County, this home features a reverse 1.5-story with a spacious primary suite on the main level. Incredible views of the property can be seen throughout the home thanks to the thoughtfully designed living spaces and ample windows.
This modern Hill Country-inspired home sits on an acreage estate lot in the new exclusive Triple Creek Farm development overlooking the wooded valley of permanent greenspace. This reverse 1.5-story home offers four bedrooms, four full bathrooms and two half baths.
Home No5
Homoly Design + Build
This home blends the sleek and minimalist aspects of modern architecture with the welcoming feel of natural materials. It features a warm color palette, expansive ceilings in the great room, a screened lanai, large entertaining spaces, a wine room and a theater.
The new Tiburon plan by J.S. Robinson Fine Homes brings the ultimate comforts to open concept living. Anchored by an expansive central vault, the living room, dining, and kitchen are connected while each hold unique features.
Set on a sprawling ranch in Bucyrus, Kan., this home is a reverse 1.5-story with a spacious layout and high-end finishes. The primary suite includes a bathroom with a freestanding tub, a beautifully tiled shower and large double vanities.
Welcome to a true masterpiece of Modern English Arts and Crafts architecture, crafted with meticulous attention to detail. This custombuilt home spans over 7,000 square feet on a generous half-acre lot and offers unparalleled luxury and sophistication.
Home No6 Hickok
Homes
Every detail of this home reflects impeccable craftsmanship and high-end finishes. The rift cut white oak cabinets add a touch of modern elegance. Elevated light fixtures throughout the house ensure that every room is bathed in a warm, inviting glow.
A reverse plan with five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms flows seamlessly from room to room and is designed for modern living and entertaining. The entry provides a striking first impression with a two-story dimensional limestone wall embedded with backlit mirrors of varied placement—a trademark of this plan.
This ranch has a rich history and stunning views. It boasts five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and two half baths. It is a 1.5-story with a courtyardstyle garage and a main level designed for entertaining. The lower level includes an impressive golf simulator and poker room.
Upon entering, you’ll be captivated by the stunning pool that is central to the impressively designed outdoor living area featuring a 12foot weep wall, raised infinity-edge hot tub, covered seating area with see-through pool wall, pool house, putting green and gathering area, outdoor kitchen and alfresco dining.
Thank you to everyone who visited homes on the Artisan Home Tour! The tour had a terrific turnout with approximately 4,000 tickets sold. Between Aug. 9 and Aug. 25, the ArtisanHomeTourKC.org website hosted over 21,000 unique visitors. The KCHBA appreciates the Artisan Committee membersfor all the time and energy they put into ensuring this Artisan Home Tour would be a success. Special appreciation goes to 2024 Artisan Tour sponsors and the Chairperson Scott Bickford, Bickford & Company.
Home No7
Walker Custom Homes
Home No8
J.S. Robinson Fine Homes
Home No9
Willis Custom Homes
Home No10
Starr Homes
Home No11
Starr Homes
Home No12
Starr Homes
Home No13
Fieldstone Homes
Home No14
Grace & Nell Homes
Home No12
Helm Custom Homes
Over $100,000 Raised at Launch Party
It was an incredible night at the Artisan Home Tour Launch Party on July 25. Thank you to everyone who joined the KCHBA for an exclusive preview of Starr Homes LLC’s stunning Artisan home #10 and supported Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City through donations. Attendees enjoyed hors d’oeuvres, drinks, live music and take home a copy of the Artisan guide, courtesy of designKC.
The event raised $104,000 for Habitat for Humanity Kansas City. Thank you to the Starr Homes team for leading this fundraising effort and for opening up their Artisan home for the party. Thank you to everyone who donated that evening.
A big thank you also goes to the launch party sponsors:
• Design KC - Presenting partner
• Bank of Blue Valley – Entertainment partner
• Brancato’s – Official catering partner
• Hensiek Homes - Transportation partner
• Homes by Rebekah – Tent partner
• Loch Lloyd – Beer & Wine partner
• NSPJ - Entertainment partner
• ProSource – Transportation partner
• SCI – Catering partner
• Simplicity – A/V partner
• Stewart Title – Tent partner
• Wilson Lighting – Catering partner
Join the Fight to Rescind Energy Code That Harms Housing Affordability
NAHB is calling on all our members to contact their members of Congress and tell them to support H.J. Res 170, a resolution that will stop the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) from adopting the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code. (IECC).
The Issue
A recent decision by HUD and the USDA that requires them to insure mortgages for new single-family homes only if they are built to the 2021 IECC and HUD-financed multifamily housing be built to 2021 IECC or ASHRAE 90.1-2019, is making it much harder for home builders and multifamily developers to build housing that is attainable and affordable for American families.
Why it Matters
According to Home Innovation Research Labs, compliance with the 2021 IECC can add $22,572 to the price of a new home, but in practice, home builders have estimated increased costs of up to $31,000. Furthermore, it can take
as long as 90 years for home owners to see a payback on this investment. Now is not the time to create or support additional regulations that add more uncertainty, delays or costs to the home building process.
How You Can Help
Contact your lawmakers today and ask them to support H.J. Res. 170, a Congressional Review Act resolution of disapproval to allow Congress to overturn this harmful energy codes rule. Click on the bar below and it will allow you to send a letter to your lawmaker urging them to support H.J. Res. 170.
KCHBA New Members
163 Development, LLC 12300 Riverview Road Kearney, MO 64060-726 www.tkrkc.com/hcc
Blubaugh Enterprises II Inc. PO Box 50 Greeley, KS 66033
Crown Cabinetry
3115 S. Owens School Rd. Independence MO 64057 www.cabinetsbycrown.com
Elmwood Reclaimed Timber
1012 S. Peculiar Drive Peculiar, MO 64078 elmwoodreclaimedtimber.com
Graber Custom Structures 205 Broadway St. Jamesport, MO 64648
Kohler Signature Store by First Supply
5025 W. 119th St. Overland Park,KS 66209 www.kohlersignaturestoreoverlandpark.com
Lifetime Green Coatings, Kansas City
9798 Shady Bend Circle Lenexa, KS 66227 https://lifetimegreencoatings.com/franchise-locations/ks-kansas-city/
Miller’s Custom Cabinets, Inc.
1055 Italian Way Excelsior Springs, MO 64024 www.millerscabinets.com
R.C. McAtee Construction, LLC 3224 S. Owens School Road Independence, MO 64057 www.rcmcateeconstruction.com
Signature Solid Surface, Inc. 1055 Italian Way Excelsior Springs, MO 64024 www.signaturesolidsurface.com
Vantage Doors and Windows
664 N. Burns Valley Center KS 67147 www.vantagedoorsandwindows.com
Women Owned Dumpsters
PO Box 2216
Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 www.womenowneddumpsters.com
KCHBA Member Referrals
Thank you to the following KCHBA members for referring new members to the association in May!
Angie Beerup Elevate Design + Build, LLC
James Engle
James Engle Homes
Steve Brattin
Scott Bickford
McCray Lumber
Nicole Bell Kohler Company
Shawn Woods
Miller’s Custom Cabinets
Keith Sauro
Lowest Homeownership Rate for Younger Householders in Four Years
The U.S. homeownership rate was 65.6 percent in the second quarter of 2024, unchanged from the first quarter and still the lowest rate in the last two years, accordingtotheU.S.CensusBureau’sHousingVacanciesand Homeownership Survey (HVS). The homeownership rate is below the 25-year average rate of 66.4 percent, due to a multidecade low for housing affordability conditions.
The homeownership rate for the head of households under the age of 35 decreased to 37.4 percent last quarter, the lowest level in four years. Amidst elevated mortgage interest rates and tight housing supply, affordability is declining for first-time home buyers. This age group — who are particularly sensitive to mortgage rates, home prices and the inventory of entry-level homes — saw the largest decline among all age categories.
The homeownership rates for householders under 35, between 35 and 44, and 65 and over decreased compared to a year ago. The homeownership rates among householders under 35 experienced a 1.1 percentage
point decrease from 38.5 percent to 37.4 percent. Followed by the 35-44 age group with a 0.9 percentage point decrease from 63.1 percent to 62.2 percent. Next, were households with ages 65 years and over, who experienced a modest 0.3 percentage point decline.
This article provided by NAHB’s NAHB Now blog, 8/5/24.
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Member Anniversaries
1956
The Sherwin Williams Company
1963
The Alpert Companies
1978
Don Julian Builders, Inc.
1979
Pella Products of Kansas City
1983
Ambassador Construction Company, Inc.
1987
Reilly Homes, LLC
1988
Factory Direct Appliance a Ferguson Ent. 1991
Bank of Blue Valley 1994
Hoffman Construction, Inc.
1997
NSPJ Architects, P.A.
2003
The National Home Building Co.
2012
SunWest Residential, Inc. 2013
First Choice Custom Homes LLC
Premier Building Supply of Kansas City
2014
Blue Springs Beam Service, Inc
Superior Masonry Inc. 2017
Anything on Anything
Century Plumbing Co.
Drees Built Homes
Lashbrook Co.
Matt Adam Development Co., Inc. 2019
Scott Homes, LLC
Gentry Roofing, LLC 2020
Greenamyre Rentals, Inc.
Fish Creek Homes
2021
Architectural Surfaces
Capital One Business Cards & Payments
Metropolitan Properties, LLC 2022
MP360 Design & Build
American Dream Homes, LLC
BOK Financial Mortgage
Cambria
CommunityAmerica Credit Union
Habitat for Humanity Kansas City
Midgard Development, LLC
2023
Wood Haven, Inc.
Aspen Lawn & Landscape
Back 9 Development
InsulUSA
Iron Door Development
Majestic Stone Imports
Plumbers and Gasfitters Local Union 8
Proud Souls BBQ & Provisions
Ratzlaff Brothers Construction Inc
Renew Design Build LLC
Tim French Homes
2024 ELITE PARTNERS ELITE PARTNERS
DIAMOND
Mike Bryant Heating & Cooling
Ferguson
PLATINUM
First Federal Bank of KC
Kansas Gas Service
McCray Lumber
Nebraska Furniture Mart
SVB Wood Floors
GOLD
Bovard Insurance Group
Builders FirstSource
Capitol Federal
Fasone & Partners
Fidelity Bank
High Definition Drywall
K&E Flatwork
Kitchens & Baths by Briggs
Morgan-Wightman Supply Company
Northcraft Flooring & Design
Owen Lumber
Phelps Engineering
Rew Materials
Star Companies
Sun Lumber Company
United Heating, Cooling & Plumbing, Inc.
SILVER
Kenny’s Tile
Mead Lumber
North American Savings Bank (NASB)
Schlagel
Shamrock Cabinet
Spire
Wilson Lighting
BRONZE
Commerce Bank
Complete Home Concepts
Denizen
DesignKC/Real Estate Book
& New Home Guide
Henges Insulation
Hermes Landscaping
Locks & Pulls
NBKC
Pella Products of Kansas City
ProSource
Raynor Garage Door
ReeceNichols
Rocktops Granite & Stone Fabrication
SAPPHIRE
Bank of Blue Valley
Canaan Stone Works (CSW)
CommunityAmerica Credit Union
First American Title
RoyCo Roofing
SCI (Surface Center Interiors)
Single-Family Permits Hold Steady in June
The eight-county region of Kansas City issued 354 single-family permits in June, which is comparable to the 356 permits issued in May and to June 2023 when 373 single-family permits were issued, according to statistics compiled by the Home Builders Association of Greater Kansas City (KCHBA).
For the first six months of 2024, 2,098 single-family permits have been issued, which is up 11 percent from the 1,898 issued in the first six months of 2023.
The top five permitting cities in June were Lee’s Summit (38), Kansas City, Mo., (36), Overland Park (35), Olathe (33) and Blue Springs (22).
Comparison of Permits By Units Issued Year to Date
- 2024 ^The Single Family number is units and includes both attached and detached units.
units are in buildings with 5 or more units.
Not available at time of report
Permit information reflects the most recent data at time of publication. In order to ensure accurate recording of residential building permit statistics, the HBA may revise monthly and year-to-date figures when updated data is made available. Copyright 2024 Home Builders Assoc of Greater Kansas City. All rights reserved.
Upcoming Events
Sept. 9-13
Professional Women in Building Week
Sept. 16-20
Construction Suicide Prevention Week
Sept. 17-18
Fall Parade Builder Material Pickup
Sept. 21 - Oct. 6
Fall Parade of Homes
Sept. 25
Fall Parade Awards Ceremony
Go to members.kchba.org/calendar for the most up to date event information and to register.
CLAY SHOOT
October 17, 2024
The KCHBA Clay Shoot gives you, your clients co-workers, and business prospects a great way to network and build relationships with both builder and associate members. This event brings together 150+ members, sponsors, and volunteers.
*All sponsorships include your company logo on select print and electronic communications and on sponsor banner at the event.
REGISTR A TION 5:30-6:45 p.m.
AWARDS
PRESEN T A TION 6:45 p.m.
EA RLY BIRD: $95 includes heavy appetizers & two drink tickets
