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KC Current prepares to go vertical on $200M riverfront phase

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The Kansas City Current officially launches construction of a mixed-use district outside the team's stadium. The project aims to inject more life into Berkley Riverfront, including on days the team doesn't play.

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KC Current, developers launch Riverfront revitalization with housing, retail and culinary hub

Marquee Development, Palmer Square Real Estate Management and the KC Current have joined forces to revitalize Kansas City’s riverfront with a new development project.

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Groundbreaking on Berkley Riverfront District stirs excitement from city leaders to visitors

On Wednesday, Kansas City’s Riverfront began a new transformation as ground was officially broken on the Berkley Riverfront District.

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KC Current prepares to go vertical on $200M riverfront phase

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KC Current breaks ground Wednesday on new mixed-use development along Berkley Riverfront

The KC Current, along with Palmer Square Real Estate Management and Marquee Development, will break ground Wednesday afternoon on the next phase of the Current’s investment in the Berkley Riverfront.

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Celebrate Kansas City Lady Soccer Groundbreaking Down By River?!?

Today's hype offers more nice drawings and visions of so many upwardly mobile people enjoying wonderful lives and paying EPIC taxes in a fancy new development.That's nice . . . Sadly, these kind of municipal dreams almost never come true and in the meantime the project has been exceptionally secretive, without a public vote and involving a hefty bit of government subsidy . . . AND even a federal investigation of one of the developers. However . …

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