The largest county in the Kansas City metropolitan area and the first NPA report covering Missouri's western metro. Jackson County is home to Kansas City, Independence, Lee's Summit, Blue Springs, Raytown, and Grandview — and to the highest entity-name ownership rate of any county in our catalog at 25.2%.
Jackson County data reveals the highest concentration of institutional and entity-based ownership of any county in the NPA catalog — driven by aggressive out-of-state SFR operators and a dense urban investment market in Kansas City.
PO Box 4900, Scottsdale Arizona: 57 entities, 589 parcels, $104.7M. The largest cluster in Jackson County and one of the most significant out-of-state institutional findings in any NPA report. Behind the single Scottsdale PO Box: 57 distinct LLC names including BSFR II Owner, SFR Workforce Owner, Conrex Residential Property Group (multiple vintages), HPA II Borrower (Home Partners of America), and BNTR SFR Owner. This is the institutional single-family rental industry visible in raw form — securitized property pools held through layered LLC structures, all routed through one Arizona PO Box.
5001 Plaza on the Lake, Austin Texas: 38 entities, 958 parcels, $180.1M. The highest parcel count in any Jackson County cluster. A Texas-based institutional operator controlling nearly a thousand Kansas City rental properties through 38 separate entity names. The combined appraised value places this cluster among the largest single-operator concentrations in our entire multi-county catalog.
1501 NW Mock Avenue, Blue Springs: 41 entities, 167 parcels. A major local property management hub in suburban Blue Springs. The high entity count combined with substantial parcel volume indicates a sophisticated multi-entity operator running rental portfolios from a single suburban address.
4210 Troost Avenue, Kansas City: 39 entities, 59 parcels. A dense urban ownership corridor in central Kansas City. The 39 entities at this single address represent the most concentrated downtown management hub in the report — typical of professional real estate operators in Kansas City's urban core.
25.2% entity-name ownership among the highest of any county in the NPA catalog. Jackson County's 75,787 parcels held by entity-named owners (LLC, Inc, Corp, Trust, LP, Ltd) represent a higher proportion than St. Louis County (22.7%), St. Charles County (19.3%), or the City of St. Louis (21.0%). Only Greene County (29.2%) surpasses it. This reflects both the maturity of the Kansas City institutional rental market and the prevalence of LLC structuring among local Kansas City investors.
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Executive dashboard, geographic treemap, scatter analysis, municipality breakdown across Kansas City, Independence, Lee's Summit, Blue Springs, top 25 clusters by two ranking methods, entity rosters for the top 100 clusters, CSV quick-start guide, full methodology, and legal disclaimer.
16 columns of structured data covering every entity in every cluster. Filter by Kansas City municipality, owner state, or distress score for custom analysis. Built from the Jackson County Ascend CAMA system feed (live assessor data).
Identify which institutional operators control which submarkets. Kansas City has the most active out-of-state SFR presence in our catalog.
Cross-reference loan applicants against ownership clusters to see borrower portfolios across multiple LLC names.
Identify when buyer or seller entities trace back to out-of-state institutional operators in Arizona, Texas, or elsewhere.
Identify the out-of-state SFR operators who need local management partners for their Jackson County portfolios.
The report is generated from the Jackson County Assessor's Ascend CAMA (Computer-Assisted Mass Appraisal) system, accessed via the county's public ArcGIS REST API. The Ascend feed provides 134 fields per parcel including ownership, assessment, and 5 years of historical valuations. Owner names and mailing addresses are normalized, then clustered by mailing address using the same methodology applied to all NPA county reports.
Note: Jackson County's data source does not include deed recording dates, so the ownership tenure distress signal is not available for this county. Government-owned properties at 414 E 12th Street (Kansas City City Hall) are excluded from clustering. For complete methodology details, see the methodology page.
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