Thomas Friestad is a Commercial Real Estate Reporter, focusing on local news in the Kansas City area. He writes for WDAF-TV FOX4 and the Charlotte Business Journal, covering topics such as development projects, restaurant openings, historic preservation, and community initiatives. Thomas is also active on social media, sharing his thoughts on nostalgia, bothsidesism, and other subjects of interest.
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Thomas Friestad's coverage primarily focuses on local business, real estate industry news, and development projects in the Kansas City area. His articles often include press releases, government announcements, and private sector updates related to these topics.
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Flint Development adds exec to build its residential portfolio Kansas City Business Journal
By: Thomas Friestad
Lee's Summit development is hopping — potentially to the tune of $1.7 billion in project costs.
Lucas replaces parks board member who publicly criticized Royals stadium site
Take a look at pros and cons for potential Royals ballpark sites
By: Thomas Friestad
Port KC has rejected a $91.6 million riverfront garage after KC leaders privately opposed incentives earlier this year. Instead, the Current will buy the land and make the team's mixed-use project even bigger.
Port KC backs $37.6M Aladdin Hotel apartment conversion with incentives
$527M West Bottoms redevelopment starts infrastructure work [RENDERINGS]
Sunflower Development wins Port KC incentives for $75M apartment plan along streetcar
River Market apartment project returns with unit drop, still no property tax incentive
Biggest project along KC's streetcar goes vertical after finishing teardown of blighted hospital Kansas City Business Journal
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