Neighborhoods in the 64108 ZIP Code

From a view of the Kansas City skyline at Observation Park to a 5,000-pound cow sculpture at Mulkey Square, Westside North is full of scenery and surprises. Built on the bluffs of the Kansas River and within walking distance of downtown, the neighborhood is known for its historic homes, small restaurants and boutiques, and cornerstone events like

Although the neighborhood got its name from the Union Cemetery, it is very much alive with new construction and lots of action in nearby retail, dining, and entertainment districts. Two miles southeast of downtown Kansas City, Union Hill is built around the cemetery, which got its name from the idea of creating a union between former towns

At the crossroads of history and commercial, residential and business districts is Beacon Hill, a historically Black urban community of Kansas City's midtown. With downtown KC in its backyard, Beacon Hill is filled with long-standing residents who have seen the community through the good and the bad times. 20th-century homes and apartments line

Kansas Citians often referred to Longfellow as “Womontown” throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, when LGBTQ women purchased almost 50 properties in the neighborhood, creating a safe haven during a time of housing discrimination. Today, it’s less common to hear the nickname, but pride flags still fly from the neighborhood’s Victorian-era mansions. Small

If you can see a rocket pointed toward the sky in the middle of Kansas City, chances are strong that you’re in Crossroads. The neighborhood is a hub for artists, small businesses and young professionals in the present. But its past includes housing local distribution centers for major film studios and the headquarters of Trans World Airlines,

Westside South in Kansas City is a neighborhood rich in history and cultural vibrancy, shaped by its early 20th-century Mexican immigrant community. This area, known for its hilly terrain, features charming early 1900s bungalow-style homes and larger American Foursquares, many of which have been updated with modern interiors. The neighborhood is

Fifty years ago, Crown Center looked much different than it does today. At that time, abandoned buildings and overgrown lots defined the area a mile from downtown Kansas City. However, development initiated by the construction of Hallmark's headquarters in the 1970s set off a series of projects that propelled a build-up of urban shopping,

Known for its jazz scene and once home to a stadium where Jackie Robinson swung his best swings, the Wendell Phillips neighborhood is brimming with culture and history. "It's also minutes from downtown and the Power and Light District," says Tyeasha Smith, a Realtor with Smith & Company Real Estate. "Development is happening all over, so the value

From the 1920s through the ‘30s, sounds of trumpets and saxophones filled the air at 18th And Vine, also known as Kansas City’s historic jazz district. Though the area deteriorated post-segregation, former councilman Emanuel Cleaver led a revitalization effort in 1989, developing new apartment complexes and restoring The Gem, a baroque-style

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