1800 Central Street
Retail | 30,000 SqFt
Marketing description
1800 Central presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully occupied, high-quality brick and timber mixed-use asset in the heart of Kansas City’s highly desirable Crossroads Arts District. The approximately 30,000 SF, 4-story building blends residential, office, studio, and service tenancy within a character-rich historic structure that has been meticulously maintained through more than three decades of continuous ownership.
Since acquiring the property in 1989, ownership has consistently reinvested in building systems, tenant spaces, and overall operations. The result is an exceptionally clean, well functioning asset with durable cash flow, minimal deferred maintenance, and a proven history of near 100% occupancy through multiple market cycles.
A defining strength of 1800 Central is the stability of its tenancy. The combination of highly functional spaces and live-work style amenities has created unusually “sticky” occupancy, reducing downtime risk and supporting long-term income durability
Investment highlights
- Consistent history of stable occupancy with a diverse tenant base and long-term ownership that has maintained near full occupancy for decades
- Prime third-floor penthouse residential loft becoming available April 2026, creating a rare opportunity for an owner to live onsite while maintaining income from the remaining tenants
- Many long-term tenants in place, demonstrating exceptional tenant retention
- Tenant suites in superb condition, with full kitchens and bathrooms in most units
- Functional, flexible layouts attractive to residential, creative, and office users
- Well-maintained building systems with minimal near-term capital needs
- 7 on-site parking spaces plus abundant street parking
- New high-tech digital entry system and professionally serviced freight elevator
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