Downtown Kansas City is teeming with development proposals. Here are seven big projects that could shape Kansas City's future skyline.

Odimo recently hired a new partner — the husband of founder and CEO Amy Slattery and a 20-year veteran with local architect el dorado. The couple see a bright future for Odimo as their teamwork in architecture, as well as life, propels the firm into new work, including for nonprofits and community organizations in underserved areas.

3D Development and Lux Living tussled in court this year over a plan to build a 246-apartment complex before agreeing to part ways. Now, 3D seeks a new partner and recently listed a prime property within its broader development area — and it comes with preapproved zoning and incentives.

A $295.2 million loan default by the Country Club Plaza earlier this year raised questions about the 100-year-old shopping center's future ownership. Now, it appears that an interested buyer from Texas has emerged in recent months that has multiple ties of Kansas City interest.

The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority has contemplated reuses for a former Kmart property it acquired in spring 2022. Now, the local transit agency is negotiating agreements with an Overland Park developer that has drawn up early concepts for the property.

The sprawling Aspiria campus in Overland Park is brimming with possibility. But a state of transition will persist at the former Sprint campus, as owner Occidental Management wrestles with changes in how space is used, a difficult rate and expense environment, and turnover and job cuts among tenants.