Southwest Johnson County
Kansas is one of the most aggressive states when competing for significant office occupiers, according to CBRE’s Location Incentives Group. Meaningful incentives, on top of relatively low taxes and the competitive and cost-effective labor market in the Kansas City Metro, can help lower the overall cost of occupancy and improve return on capital investment.
Incentives programs that could be applicable for companies of the right size and industry include:
- PEAK Program – refund of employee withholding taxes for 5 to 9 years
- HPIP Program – non-refundable state corporate income tax credits
- KIT Program – job training reimbursement grant
- Sales Tax Exemption – exemption of sales taxes on construction materials and purchases of furniture & equipment
- Job Creation Fund – forgivable loans for high quality jobs
- Local Incentives – municipal fee waivers/refunds, expedited permitting, and sometimes cash incentives
For More Information, Contact:
Mark Geraghty
Vice President
+1 816 968 5875
mark.geraghty@cbre.com
Keith Baker, CCIM
First Vice President
+1 816 968 5883
keith.baker@cbre.com
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