Hunt Midwest 3.5

Hunt Midwest is a full-service real estate development company with a focus on industrial, commercial, retail, mission critical, multifamily, senior living and residential real estate. The Hunt Midwest portfolio is anchored by SubTropolis, the world’s largest underground business complex.

Hunt Midwest is a Kansas City-based, privately held company owned by the Lamar Hunt family. The Hunt family business is a diverse portfolio of entities involved in real estate, sports/media, energy/resources, private equity and investments. Marquee entities include the Kansas City Chiefs, Hunt Midwest, Hunt Southwest, FC Dallas Soccer Club, Toyota Stadium, Chicago Bulls and United Center.

Located in the heart of the Midwest, this Kansas City, Missouri-based company is developer of over 6,200 acres of commercial, retail, industrial and residential property, and owner/developer of SubTropolis, the world’s largest underground business complex.

SubTropolis is a subterranean, 1,150-acre industrial park in Kansas City, Missouri, with over 6 million square feet of leasable space. The complex is home to more than 55 local, national and international businesses with 1,600 employees. SubTropolis is an ENERGY STAR certified warehouse facility. Hunt Midwest’s headquarters is located within SubTropolis.

Industrial/Commercial Development includes industrial parks, business centers, commerce centers and retail projects on over 1,700 acres strategically located along several heavily traveled corridors in Kansas City, Missouri.

Residential Development, which began in 1993 with one community, has grown to over 3,300 acres of land and over 6,000 platted lots in 12 current and 4 completed master-planned communities in Kansas City’s Northland, North Kansas City, Platte County, Lee’s Summit and Raymore, Missouri.

SubTropolis Technology Center (STC), an underground mission critical data center campus, opened in 2014. Anchor tenant LightEdge Solutions completed the first phase of a 60,000 square-foot underground data center in STC.