Raymore reports 55 housing permits issued in April and opens Quilt Barn expansion

During the recent City Council meeting in Raymore, MO, development services took center stage as officials reported a significant uptick in single-family building permits. In April alone, the city issued 20 permits, bringing the total for 2025 to 55. This marks a notable increase compared to the same period last year, when only 18 permits were issued.

Mister Gress, representing the development services, highlighted that the consistent growth in permits indicates a robust housing market, with ongoing projects in neighborhoods like Parkside and Creekmore. This positive trend reflects the city's expanding residential construction landscape, which is crucial for accommodating the growing population.

Additionally, the council celebrated the recent ribbon-cutting ceremony for the expansion of the Quilted Cow, a local business that has become a significant draw for visitors from across the state. This new development is expected to enhance the local economy and community engagement.

The meeting underscored Raymore's commitment to fostering growth and development, positioning the city favorably as it continues to attract new residents and businesses.