Kansas City

Despite supply chain and cost escalation issues, we delivered the building on schedule and just in time for Hallmark to take occupancy by their deadline. Read More

With a two-year $200,000 grant and a five-year $500,000 program-related investment (PRI) from the Opus Foundation, minority-owned and women-owned construction businesses in Kansas City will be getting a substantial boost. The money will fund a multi-faceted workforce and community development initiative enabling AltCap, a Community Development Financial Institution, to expand its micro-lending and technical assistance to minority and women business enterprises (M/WBE). Read More

Heartland Meadows Commerce Center and Liberty Heartland Logistics Center were recognized by the Clay County Economic Development Council’s annual Keystone Awards. Read More

Working with a program administered through Port KC (the Port), the economic development authority terminal in the area, we hired as many minority- and women-owned subcontractors as possible for the project. Read More

The Darby at Briarcliff is now welcoming residents. Read More

“Opus is like a family, and it always has been. For almost 40 years, I’ve considered Opus my ‘other’ family.” Oscar Healy, Regional Vice President of Construction, leads construction in our Kansas City office. Read More

The Kansas City nonprofit will receive a $70,000 Opus Foundation Grant! Read More

As Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Kansas City expands their services to help teens regroup and recover from COVID 19 setbacks, the Opus Foundation is continuing their support of the long-time partner. Over three years, the Foundation will provide a total of $150,000. Read More

The speculative buildings will be 572,000-square-feet and 240,000-square-feet, both of which can be customized for prospective tenants’ needs including light manufacturing, e-commerce or logistics. Read More

Edison District is a modern, mixed-use redevelopment that occupies an entire block in historic downtown Overland Park, Kansas. Read More