Lux Living mixed-use skyscraper in Downtown advances to City Council

Kansas City planners on Tuesday unanimously recommended approval of a 27-story mixed-use high-rise plan, through which St. Louis-based Lux Living would build 300 apartments and 200 hotel rooms northeast of 14th and Wyandotte streets.

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