welcome to the
lee's summit integration campus.

the convergence of power, data, technology, people and community.

power & data.

  • Dual grid substation with two full-capacity feeds—both of which can carry the entire station load
  • Underground feeds provide secure power system and maximize redundancy
  • Potential for tenant-operated generators to be installed
  • Multiple service providers for both voice and data—including AT&T, Spectrum, Quest, Level3, and Bluebird Network

property highlights.

  • 500,000 square foot tech hub
  • 100+ shops, restaurants and services in the surrounding area
  • 6.0/1,000 parking ratio
  • Dual power feeds
  • Energy-efficient building management system controls

health & wellness.

  • Improvements are underway to promote Campus employee wellness—new indoor Fitness track planned
  • Healthy food options available in the on-site deli
  • Seasonal Food Truck Fridays

space is available ranging from 5,000-175,000 sf.

  • Responsive on-site property management
  • High-quality ownership/commitment
  • Attractive lease terms with tenant finish package available
  • Base rental rate $17.50-$18.50 per square foot net of electrical (electrical estimated at $1.35 per square foot)

we love showcasing our space. 

centric location, supported by easy access and ample amenities.

  • No city earnings tax
  • Located 20 minutes from the center of Kansas City, and instant access to Interstate 470 and Highway 50
  • Interstate visibility from I-470, 68,000 cars per day
  • Immediate access to several surrounding amenities—Summit Fair, Summit Woods, Douglas Crossing and Downtown Lee’s Summit
  • Easy access to public transportation—walking distance to RideKC bus stop

yours truly—welcome to lee’s summit, missouri.

  • One of the fastest growing cities in Missouri—Lee’s Summit leads the way in suburban single-family housing permits in the KC Metro
  • Money magazine Top 50 Best Places to Live 2018
  • Well-educated labor force: 96.6% of the Lee’s Summit population age 25 and over have at least a high school diploma, and 44.9% have at least a Bachelor’s Degree; for the State of Missouri, those numbers are 89.2% and 28.2%, respectively