Moving To Overland Park VERSUS Lee's Summit | Kansas City Suburbs Showdown ep.5

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Kansas City Suburbs Showdown: Moving To Overland Park vs. Lee's Summit
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Thinking about moving to Overland Park or moving to Lee's Summit? In this episode of Kansas City Suburbs Showdown, we’ll compare living in Overland Park KS versus living in Lee's Summit MO. Whether you're considering moving to Overland Park KS or moving to Lee's Summit MO, I'll provide you with all the details you need to make an informed decision.
Explore the lifestyle differences between these two popular Kansas City suburbs and find out which one suits you best. From the best suburbs in Kansas City to the top places to live in Kansas City, this video will help you decide between the best neighborhoods in Kansas City. We'll also dive into the real estate in Kansas City and discuss why both Overland Park and Lee's Summit are great choices.
If you’re wondering where to live in Kansas City, this showdown between living in Overland Park Kansas and living in Lee's Summit MO will give you a clear picture. Find out why these areas are among the best places to live in Kansas City and see which one fits your lifestyle better.
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Weichert Realtors
Welch & Company
Licensed in KS and MO
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00:00 Introduction
00:39 Location
06:05 Schools
09:32 Home Prices
14:48 How Fast Homes Are Selling
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Most stats and data mentioned came from the sites below and are not opinions:
Niche.com
Greatschools.org
Bestplaces.net
We support the Fair Housing Act and Equal Opportunity For Housing. The Kansas City metro has something for everyone and our goal is to help you find it!
Information in these videos is researched heavily but is subject to change. We're human and mistakes are inevitable. We'd appreciate your help if you catch any mistakes or issues! Send us an email at info@nickmassagroup.com
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2 авг 2024

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@Bigmatt7 2 месяца назад

Can't deny that I dislike Overland Park, but love Lee's Summit, as a truck driver.

@Michael-ts8wc 2 месяца назад

This realtor is the absolute best in KC.

@iknowdeweybrudda6564 2 месяца назад

Great vid !

@kcsuburbs Месяц назад

Thanks for watching!

@GoOp790 12 дней назад

Cool video. Interesting to see that OP is so much more expensive, houses selling over asking and selling much quicker, yet OP population is stagnant and LS is growing pretty quickly (second fastest growing city in MO). What do you think is contributing to this? Just more room to grow in LS?

@kcsuburbs 11 дней назад

Thanks for watching! Overland Park's population is nearly 100,000 larger than Lee's Summit. Some people are leaving Overland Park because of the costs, some are leaving because of increasing congestion - they want a smaller town feel. You're right, Lee's Summit has a LOT more room to keep expanding. However, the fact that homes are selling so quickly in Overland Park and the Blue Valley SD is so popular, it'll continue growing in the long-run.

@nickirmen358 Месяц назад

Can no doubt buy more house in LSMO. Don’t have to buy a 30 year old outdated house that neees major structural repairs like foundation or roof. Plus, we have Lakewood, Raintree, Lake Lotawana, Lake Winnebago. They can’t compete. Not to mention, much lower douche per capita.

@iknowdeweybrudda6564 2 месяца назад

Overland Park has many more jobs also 131,000 vs lees summit which only has 42,000. Overland Park/south Johnson county area is becoming the main commercial/business hub of the metro area.

@kcsuburbs Месяц назад

That’s a very important point to add!

@nickirmen358 Месяц назад

Who cares? Do you go to an office? I don’t, and haven’t in 6 years. But if you have to, easier drive into KCMO. Main commercial/business hub? lol. Your entire economy is based on white collar desk jobs, which, as I mentioned, most folks don’t want to drive into an office. Regardless of JoCo residents’ belief that the water is blue.

@iknowdeweybrudda6564 Месяц назад

@@nickirmen358 idk what you’re even talking about

@nickirmen358 Месяц назад

@@iknowdeweybrudda6564 I am talking about the fact that you keep touting these jobs and office space in Overland Park. I am pointing out the trend, post-COVID, that white collar office employees are increasingly working from home either all or part of the time which has lead to large swaths of office space lying vacant across US cities. Ask any investor - nobody is feeling bullish about the market for office space. All of that is to say your argument about JoCo being some type of commercial hub are, or have the potential to become, largely moot.

@iknowdeweybrudda6564 28 дней назад

@@nickirmen358 the amount of jobs on the us census website says otherwise. According to the us census quick-facts Johnson county is the county with the most jobs in the area.

@SnacksforHudson 2 месяца назад

Hi, Nick. Would you please consider a video comparing quality of life recreational amenities in various areas? Great pools, scenic trails, bike paths, fitness and community centers. Cedar Creek area might be one? Or share areas that are in development if they don’t exist yet? Any crystal lagoon communities in the works? Thanks for sharing your channel with us!

@kcsuburbs 2 месяца назад

Absolutely, thank you for the idea. I'll add it to my list. Are there any cities/suburbs of particular interest that you'd like to see?

@SnacksforHudson 2 месяца назад

@@kcsuburbs Thanks. If there are cities or hoas that have all the others beat in terms of amenities, then those, also with 1.5 walkout homes under 800k.

@kcsuburbs 2 месяца назад

@@SnacksforHudson Off the top of my head, there are four with pretty good amenities. I put together this Google Doc with some info for you, along with links to PDF's of the active 1.5-story homes under 800K: docs.google.com/document/d/1XF5ZfYcUo2q02ed4u0gcriHH-rlDufhDi58xJ8t0O2E/edit?usp=sharing