Neighborhoods in the 64106 ZIP Code

When picturing stereotypical city living, most don’t anticipate that parks and outdoor recreation might be a significant part of urban life; however, East Bottoms in Kansas City, also known as KC, proves it can. It’s located in the middle of the Columbus Park Industrial District and right beside the Northeast Industrial District. While residents

River Market is a vibrant, highly walkable neighborhood 2 miles north of downtown, buzzing with commerce, dining, entertainment and scenic views of the Missouri River. This is one of a handful of neighborhoods that have reinvigorated a once-barren downtown scene. At its heart is Central Market, a long-running farmer's market that hosts local food,

The Financial District isn’t all business all the time. For people who live in its condos packed alongside banks and courthouses, it’s home. Those who work and live here can skip driving and use the free streetcar. People walk to their offices or favorite restaurants and cafes during rush hour and lunchtime. Conveniently located a mile and a half

It may be tiny, and its residents may not be the most affluent, but Parkview is rich in history. This renters' neighborhood 2 miles northeast of downtown Kansas City features several apartment complexes and a few single-family homes. Some renters receive subsidies. "There's a ton of history here from music to civil rights to KC barbecue," says

The first thing visitors notice about Pendleton Heights is its gorgeous Victorian architecture, from the landmark Tiffany Castle to rows of colorful residences. The community was even named one of the best old house neighborhoods in the nation by “This Old House” in 2013 for its collection of late 19th century and early 20th century homes. “It’s

Paseo West gets its name from The Paseo, the longest and oldest boulevard in Kansas City. Nearby major highways and a prime Historic Northeast location near downtown have made Paseo West appealing to long-time locals, investors and business owners. "It's emerging, it's up and coming," says Steven Jennings, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty who

There's a lot more to the neighborhood of Forgotten Homes than the substantial and architecturally impressive estates abandoned by members of Kansas City's high society. It's a community with deep historical roots within the city's jazz scene, made possible by its prominent and influential Black population in the 1950s. When Kansas City's first

East Village in downtown Kansas City has undergone significant redevelopment since 2005, transforming into a vibrant urban area. The neighborhood is adjacent to City Hall and several federal buildings, and it is the proposed site for the Kansas City Royals' new baseball stadium, adding to its appeal alongside the T-Mobile Center. East Village is

The Power & Light District in Kansas City is a vibrant urban neighborhood in the central business district. Known for its dynamic atmosphere, the area is next to the iconic Power and Light building, an art deco skyscraper now housing rental residences. The neighborhood primarily features condos and apartments, with home prices ranging from