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NAIOP has launched a chapter in Kansas City! NAIOP Kansas City’s purpose is to support the growth of commercial real estate industry in the Kansas City metropolitan area through effective advocacy of local, state, regional, and federal legislation that has a positive impact on the industry. The chapter advances the interests of our members on a wide variety of issues and creates a strong network for business growth and development.
NAIOP is the leading association of more than 21,000 members with an extensive network of more than 50 chapters across North America that represent the interests of developers and owners of industrial, office and mixed-use commercial real estate. NAIOP provides advocacy, education, and business opportunities by connecting members in a powerful North American network in the commercial real estate development and investment industry.
Want to learn more about upcoming events and how to join? Send an email to gulding@naiop.org to join our list.
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NAIOP membership is an investment in your business and career. Dues are determined by membership type/status, the number of members from your company and chapter dues, among other factors.
Five ways NAIOP membership benefits you:
- Strategic Relationships
- Exclusive Network
- Exceptional Education
- Powerful Advocacy
- Cutting-Edge Research
Leadership
Economic Impacts of Commercial Real Estate
Commercial real estate development in Kansas and Missouri is a powerful economic engine, creating jobs and generating significant fiscal contributions to local, state and national economies in 2024:
A Look at Kansas
Contributions to the state economy (GDP).... $6.1 billion
Wages and salaries generated.... $1.7 billion
Jobs created and supported..... 30,961
A Look at Missouri
Contributions to the state economy (GDP).... $11 billion
Wages and salaries generated.... $3.1 billion
Jobs created and supported..... 54,760
Industrial Space Demand Forecast, Third Quarter 2025
The NAIOP Industrial Space Demand Forecast is based on a predictive model that forecasts demand for industrial space at the national level on a quarterly basis for eight consecutive quarters.
Read the Report