SoHo Lofts
I Location: 306-314 W. 8th Street, one block east of Broadway on Scamp’s Alley; I Visit KC Loft Central Sales Gallery, 127 W. 10th St., on the southeast corner of 10th and Wyandotte streets for information and access. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday.
I Price range: $89,000 to $290,000.
I Contact: Anne Marie Bennett at 816-842-6544.
I Web: www.KCLoftCentral.com.

FAST FACTS
Unit 801 Fountains Lofts

Location: Fountains Lofts are located downtown at 8th Street and Broadway Blvd., in the Historic Garment District, across from the Folger Coffee plant and within walking distance of the River Market, Library District and the Power & Light District.
Features: Spacious balcony, northwesterly views, stainless steel and granite kitchen with skylight, two bedrooms and two full baths
Price: $475,000 for 1,456 square foot unit with 220 square foot balcony
Contact: To arrange a tour, visit the KCLoftCentral sales gallery downtown at 127 W. Central Ave, or call 816-842-6544.
Web site: www.KCLoftCentral.com

Campbell Lofts Grand Opening During April’s First Friday

YOU Are Invited! Spring into the Fountains Grand Opening Party 5 to 8 p.m., Thursday, April 17

Master Realty Properties unveils its upper-echelon category of downtown condominiums called the Elite Collection. MRP president John Bennett says criteria used to categorize the properties include location, views, creative floor plans, luxury appointments and other distinctive features. “There is no precise set of features that qualifies a given unit for the Elite Collection. We base our classification on a set of subjective judgments that elevate certain units into this top-shelf category, and those who make those decisions are members of our leadership team,” he said. “While our determinations as to which units fall into the Elite Collection may be subjective, it’s so clear when you see the Elites; they just pop.” Bennett explains, “Styles evolve, new ideas deserve implementation, and technology is always changing. For example, electronics continue to be a highly sought-after feature. People want wireless control for fireplaces, lighting, amazin sound, televisions built into walls, MP3 player portals, state-of-the-art security monitoring and those kinds of things,” John Bennett said. Potential homebuyers can experience the Elite Collection, and all the properties offered by MRP, by visiting its KC Loft Central Sales Gallery at the southeast corner of 10th and Wyandotte Streets.

Kansas City, March 03, 2008

Visitors to the newly completed model units in the Campbell Lofts at 1535 Walnut Street are filling the air with their "Ooos and Awwws"
"I think people are particularly taken by the sweeping, panoramic views that overlook the Power & Light District and Sprint Center," says Anne Marie Bennett, project manager for Master Realty Properties, owners of the site.
"There is definitely a large group of people who are interested in living one block away from the Sprint Center," she adds.
To find out what all the excitement is about, call Anne Marie today at 816-842-6544 to schedule your appointment.

KC Loft Central’s Walk-In Sales Gallery Opens

After you get the overview of properties available here at Master Realty Properties’ site, www.kcloftcentral.com, exploit the option to jump in your car and drive downtown to 127 W. 10th Street and step into the Sales Gallery to extend your research. Here you will find photos, renderings, up-to-the-minute availabilities, amenities, floor plans and options. The best part, you will find actual humans who are experts in the Kansas City loft scene. They definitively answer all your questions, discuss floor plans and options with “the-buck-stops-here” authority.
Gallery hours are
Tuesday-Friday 9-5
Saturday 11-5
Sunday 1-5
Call (816) 842-6544 for an appointment, or just stop by at your convenience.

Kansas City, Dec. 17, 2007 Master Realty properties is pleased to be featured in the January/February issue of Midwest Airlines flight magazine, MyMidwest. “We are pleased the editors chose to mention us,” says john Bennett, president of MRP. “The article casts a very favorable light on the Kansas City loft scene. “Young professionals, artists and empty nesters are flocking to communities such as the Crossroads and Garment districts because everything they need is close by,” says Eddy Krygiel, architect at Berkebile Nelson Immenschuh McDowell Architects in the article. MRP is opening Campbell Lofts in the Crossroads district, overlooking the Power & Light district, and is the dominant builder in the Garment District, with 700 Broadway, Atriums West, Atriums East, Coffee Lofts, SoHo Lofts and the Fountain Lofts, now selling. Read the entire article online at http://mymidwestmagazine.com/2007/11/01/lofty-living-in-kansas-city

Kansas City, Dec. 1, 2007


Master Realty Properties Inc., is proud to be a sponsor of Kansas City’s best New Year’s Eve Party, the Black Party IV at Californos in Westport. Limited to just 550 guests, this event attracts the area’s upward moving young adults. Visit eventskc.com to make your reservations.

Kansas City, Nov. 16, 2007
Last night, 8th and Broadway was lit up by the Grand Opening party for MRP’s Fountains Lofts. Guests were greeted by live music from the Dan Doran Band, as well as beverages and appetizers from JP’s Wine Bar and 7Seven Restaurant.
To their surprise, guests were handed a card worth 10 percent off the cost of any unit purchased by mid-January.
“The feedback we are getting couldn’t be better,” says Bennett. “People are surprised by the views as well as the solid, historic feel of the building.”
The stone and heavy timber building was originally constructed in 1903 for a pharmaceutical wholesaler and is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.
Brian Reilly of Embassy Properties, Inc., managers of the building, reinforces the added value of the location.
“Given that the Fountains Lofts project is located within an established, historic neighborhood, buyer values are held a lot stronger than those of condominiums located in suburban or non-historic building developments, he says. “That’s really important for people here,” Reilly continues. “It’s like a classic car — it gets more and more valuable as the years go on.”