This is a rendering of the Opus Group’s proposed 256-unit apartment project in Briarcliff. It includes 15% of its apartments set at affordable rental rates.
The Opus Group/Port Authority of Kansas City
A proposed apartment development in the Northland’s Briarcliff area that is less than a mile from two grocery stores likely will receive a break on how much it pays in property taxes, in part because of the site’s designation as a food desert — a place without access to fresh, healthy food.
The Opus Group wants to build a $54.5 million, 256-unit apartment project on undeveloped land at
