Appliances

Dishwasher

Disposal

Microwave

Refrigerator

Stove

Washer + Dryer

Unit Amenities

Patio or Balcony*

Valet Trash Service

Polished Concrete Floors

Quartz Countertops

16” thick walls, peace + quiet

Resident Utilities

Google Fiber

S+D Utilities

Water + Sewer + Electric 

Lawn Care + Pest Control

Snow Removal

A modern outdoor pool with submerged loungers in the water and upright lounge chairs shaded by umbrellas along the poolside, in front of a building with balconies and large windows.
Building Amenities

FAQs

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We’re all learning new things. Think of it as the building wearing a sweater. A Passive House is designed to be extremely energy-efficient so that it doesn’t take a lot of power to heat or cool. To be designated a Passive House is high praise and means the building must embody a set of specific best practices that seal it from outside temperatures while maintaining a stable inside temperature and high air quality. These best practices were developed over decades of research conducted by the Passive House Institute (PHI) in Darmstadt, Germany. Now, they’re used by architects, developers and contractors all over the globe. When you call a building a “passive house” you’re saying that it was built to the PHI’s rigorous standards for insulation and energy use.

As a result of implementing Passive House design and construction methods at Second + Delaware, the community consumes 75% less energy.  The triple-glazed windows and 16-inch walls provide a pleasant, interior temperature year-round. When scaled globally, Second + Delaware has the potential to remove 10 billion tons of CO2 from the atmosphere annually – a meaningful step to solving global climate change. Learn more at PHIUS website.

Who’s to say. Thanks to its 16” walls and concrete floors, Second + Delaware is uncommonly quiet. So you won’t get accidentally invited to the party next door.

There are 55,000 square feet devoted to amenities, including:

  • Saltwater pool and and private cabanas with pocket park
  • Rooftop terraces and garden beds
  • Wellness Center
  • Club Room 
  • Expansive interior courtyard
  • Firepits
  • Outdoor pet area 
  • Underground parking 
  • On-site management 
  • Easily accessible elevators
  • Controlled entry 
  • Bike storage
  • Outdoor grills 
  • Electric car charging stations
  • Reservable room space 
  • Parcel pending lockers 
  • Smoke-free building
  • Business/conference room

The studio, one- and two-bedroom residences include a modern, clean palette of white, Shaker-style cabinetry with fine-grain, white-quartz countertops and polished, concrete floors. Each residence also features:

  • Triple glazed certified windows – This extra layer helps maintain indoor thermal temperature thus reducing heating and cooling energy transference, condensation and noise pollution.
  • Bedroom windows β€” Most alternatives in the area don’t have bedroom windows. We believe natural light, fresh air and views of the outside world, whether a river view or city view, enhance livability and wellness.
  • Superior air quality – Second + Delaware’s community operates on a central air system with DOAS (Dedicated Outside Air Ventilation) for superior air quality.
  • Large kitchen islands
  • Energy efficient appliances
  • Advanced VRF cooling and heating system
  • 10’6-12’6 ceilings
  • Warm color temperature LED lighting
  • Stackable washer/dryer
  • Option for residents to purchase Google Fiber 
  • Adjustable window shades 

Yes, well-behaved cats and dogs and their people are welcome. Two pets per residence, please. One-time $500 per pet deposit.

Rents at Second + Delaware are based on market rate conditions. Depending on size and location within the building, rent can be anywhere from $1,525-$4,225. In addition to monthly rent, a flat fee for utilities (water, trash and sewer) will be required depending on unit size. The studio units pay $45, one-bedroom units pay $55 and two-bedroom units pay $65.

As the name suggests, the building is located at 2nd & Delaware Streets in Kansas City, Missouri’s River Market district. The building sits on the bluff of the Missouri river with river views to the north and downtown Kansas City views to the south.

The River Market is the historic first-incorporated district in Kansas City. Over the years, the River Market has also been known as Westport Landing, the City Market and River Quay. The River Market stretches north of the downtown Interstate 70 loop to the Missouri River, and is bordered by the Broadway Bridge on the west and the Heart of America Bridge on the east. On July 7, 1978, the River Market was officially designated a Historical District by the United States Department of the Interior.

The River Market today is a vibrant and walkable neighborhood. The large riverfront warehouses are increasingly finding new life as residential lofts, restaurants, bars, shops, cafes and ethnic markets. The City Market’s Farmers’ Market is the largest farmers’ market in the region bringing β€œFarm to Table” right to city living with goods and fresh produce.

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