Colliers International's KC market report: How industrial, office, multifamily look for 2023
Colliers International's KC market report: How industrial, office, multifamily look for 2023
The commercial real estate market in Kansas City last year wrestled with the lingering pandemic, new office approaches, growing industrial and a host of other factors. See what Colliers International considers worth paying attention to this year.
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