About Kansas City

Kansas City is a thriving cultural and economic center at the heart of the United States. At an elavation of 742 feet above sea level, Kansas City is surrounded by gently rolling terrain and straddles the Kansas and Missouri border. The Metropolitan area encompasses cities in both states, most of which can be easily accessed from downtown Kansas City.

The climate is considered modified continental, with frequent and rapid fluctuations in weather during early spring. Summers are characterized as hot and humid, with winters being characterized as cold, with the heaviest snows typically arriving late in the season. Spring and Fall in this region are like none other with flowers and trees turning the landscape into magnificent dream scape of coloration. Average temperatures range from 29� F in January to 78� F in July. Precipitation in Kansas City averages 38.21 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow.

Population Growth in Kansas City

The Kansas City, MO-KS metropolitan statistical area (MSA) ranked 28th among all 361 MSAs based on 2006 total population, the latest official estimate. The MSA population increased by 6.75 percent between July 2000 (1,842,965) and July 2006 (1,967,405). The population is projected to increase to 2,252,265 by 2020 assuming that birth, death, and migration patterns experienced between 2000 and 2006 continue to 2020. The map at the right shows percent population change by county during the 2000-2006 period. Source: (Proximity)

If you are interested in relocating to the Kansas City Metro area, I would be honored to assist you. As a top REALTOR in the Kansas City Metro area, I have many resources available to help you find exactly what you are looking for and assist you in your move. I realize that a move of this magnitude is extremely sensitive and almost frightening. I will be 100% dedicated in helping you determine your best course of action.

Please feel free to call me at 816-415-9500, or you are welcome to fill out the relocation questionnaire. Please be sure to indicate the best method to contact you, either by phone, e-mail or mail. I will return any messages and contact you as soon as possible to discuss your needs and how I can best serve you.

My direct cell phone is (816) 415-9500 or you can leave a message at my office at (816) 892-3550. I am looking forward to hearing from you.