Our team at Midwest CRE Advisors is currently evaluating, marketing, or representing over $75 million in assets spanning land, multifamily, mixed-use, senior living, data center infrastructure, and emerging technology plays.
That breadth is not accidental — it's the direct result of relationships built across asset classes and geographies over years of showing up in markets most institutional brokers don't bother with. Here's what's on our desk right now, and what it tells us about where opportunity actually lives in 2026.
Entitled mixed-use land in Johnson County is genuinely scarce. We're marketing an 8.74-acre dual-zoned corner site at 191st Street and Ridgeview Road in Spring Hill — one of the last signalized, ready-to-develop corners in the fastest-growing city in the county. The site carries both CP-2 commercial and RP-4 multifamily entitlements on a single parcel, is RHID eligible, and sits inside a trade area with over 1,000 active rooftops. At $1,395,000, the conversation starts with the land and ends with what you can build on it. That combination doesn't show up often.
We're representing a 37,183 SF historic mixed-use building in one of Kansas City's most recognizable neighborhoods — the River Market district. The asset is positioned along the KC Streetcar, steps from City Market and the Berkley Riverfront, and sits squarely in the momentum zone of the proposed downtown sports entertainment district. With 10,600 SF immediately available on the third floor, this is a legitimate owner-user play with institutional bones — stable in-place income from existing office and retail tenants, a new 20-year roof system installing August 2026, and a location that only gets more valuable as downtown KC continues its trajectory. If you've ever wanted to plant your flag in a building people actually recognize, this is that building.
We're working four multifamily assets across secondary Arkansas markets that collectively tell a compelling workforce housing story. Park Apartments in Monticello is a 64-unit community — 88% two- and three-bedroom layouts, rents sitting below market, with a clear value-add path under disciplined management. Warren Apartments brings 32 freshly renovated units to the table with a strong NOI trajectory and zero renovation risk. The 3515 Batesville Apartments — 45 units, stabilized, little to no deferred maintenance — functions as a true cash-flowing hold from day one. A fourth asset rounds out the portfolio across the region. These four deals share the same thesis: low basis, stable occupancy, and rent growth that hasn't been fully captured yet. Secondary Arkansas markets are performing, and smart capital is quietly paying attention.
We're representing a purpose-built, stabilized senior living community in central Kansas — one of the more compelling demographic plays we've underwritten this year. The suites are among the largest in their class locally, the location sits adjacent to a significant downtown revitalization corridor, and there is meaningful upside for assisted living or memory care development on additional acreage. The 65-plus demographic in secondary Kansas markets isn't slowing down, and the purpose-built inventory serving that population is genuinely undersupplied. Qualified buyers can reach out directly for details.
The K-10/K-200 corridor is becoming one of the most active data center corridors in the Midwest, and we have 200 acres of entitled-by-right land co-located to Blue Owl Capital's De Soto deal. If you're following the hyperscale data center conversation in this region — and you should be — you understand what it means to have entitled land sitting directly adjacent to infrastructure of that scale. This is the kind of site that transacts once.
A 52-unit multifamily community on 5.72 acres in Kansas City, renovated in 2023, with current NOI of $348,357 growing to a proforma of $398,186. The unit mix features 45 two-bed/two-bath layouts, a rare three-bedroom unit, and 27 detached garages — a detail that separates this asset from the sea of garage-free vintage multifamily that dominates the KC market. In-place income, hard-to-replicate parking inventory, and a clear path to proforma performance. Exactly what disciplined multifamily buyers are looking for.
We also have a 321-unit townhome community currently moving through our pipeline. Institutional scale, residential demand-driven market. More to come on this one when timing is right.
Fourteen-plus acres of Kansas City real estate with 11 income-producing residential units, a legally protected Certificate of Non-Conforming Use, and approximately $1.8 million already invested by the current owner — 85% complete at a $1,600,000 ask. The land basis alone is compelling. The redevelopment optionality — multifamily stabilization, faith-based campus, community use, residential subdivision — makes this one of the more interesting land-plus-income stories we've seen at this price point in the KC market in a while.
Midwest CRE Advisors has partnered with 3V3i, a design-build infrastructure company, to bring a fully funded DC fast-charging program to qualifying commercial properties throughout Kansas and Missouri. The structure is simple: property owners contribute the location, 3V3i funds and installs the infrastructure at zero cost, and owners earn $0.05 per kWh dispensed from that day forward. A two-charger site projects $234,155 in cumulative revenue over ten years on our base case model. A four-charger hotel site approaches $547,150. At a 6.5% cap, that income implies $400,000 to $800,000 in added property value — on top of a tenant amenity that increasingly matters to the EV-driving customer base. We're actively qualifying retail centers, hotels, gas stations, industrial properties, and mixed-use assets across both states. If you own commercial property with underutilized parking, this is worth a conversation.
We're also working a 10-megawatt building currently being positioned for data center conversion in the Midwest — further evidence that our team's reach into technology infrastructure is expanding well beyond our traditional footprint.
This level of deal flow across this many asset classes and geographies doesn't happen by accident. It is the result of proactive market coverage, deep relationships, and a commitment to being where the deals are — not where the crowds are. If anything here fits your investment criteria, your development pipeline, or your network, reach out directly. We move fast, we know our markets, and we don't waste your time.
Logan Freeman | Midwest CRE Advisors logan@mwcreadvisors.com | mwcreadvisors.com
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