Top 6 Neighborhoods In Overland Park KS [Where To Live In Overland Park]

Discover The Top 6 Neighborhood In Overland Park KS
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In this video, we discuss the best places to live in Overland Park, breaking down different parts of town, how fast homes are selling, and how much homes for sale in Overland Park's best neighborhoods cost.
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If you're moving to Overland Park or looking at homes for sale in Overland Park, there are several different areas to consider. Price points, communities, and neighborhoods change dramatically the further south you go, with new homes in Overland Park going anywhere from $600,000-$1.2M and up.
If you're considering living in Overland Park, the city has some of the best amenities in the Kansas City area and an extremely high quality of live. For anyone moving to Overland Park, it's important to understand what makes each neighborhood unique. The neighborhoods in Overland Park and Overland Park KS neighborhoods each have their own charm, some offering amenities, some offering quick access to nearby shopping areas and highways.
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00:00 Introduction
00:45 Overland Park Neighborhood #1
03:25 Overland Park Neighborhood #2
05:09 Overland Park Neighborhood #3
06:50 Overland Park Neighborhood #4
08:50 Overland Park Neighborhood #5
10:37 Overland Park Neighborhood #6
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Most stats and data mentioned came from the sites below and are not opinions:
Niche.com
Greatschools.org
Bestplaces.net
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[@deborahross9974]

I lived in Overland Park as a child on Switzer, at that time it was a rural area but now it's become a industrial area. Even the house I lived in is now a business. I was in third and fourth grade and the school was Apache grade school. My Mother worked at the drive-in movie theater for one summer which was great because we got in for free. There was a very tall pine tree in the front yard that we kids would climb up in and you could see the drive-in from the tree top. Once my Dad was raking leaves, we kids were in the tree when our dog started barking at something under the tree. Dad came to look and saw a snake and told us kids to stay in the tree. He picked the snake up with his rake and took it out to the street. It was white but we didn't know what kind it was. I found out many years later it was a pine snake. We had lots of snakes mostly garter snakes. Opened the front door once and there was a snake, found one in the dining room once too. Oh what memories of that time. It was also a great place to live and shop but it's been many years ago since that time in my life. Thanks for bringing up the memories of my childhood back in the 1950s. God bless.

[@kcsuburbs]

So much change! Thank you for sharing. I can't imagine that many run ins with snakes - my dog just has the neighborhood cats to worry about (and it's a full time job lol). It sounds like you had some great memories in the area!

[@WhoIsSatoshiNakamoto]

What does most popular mean, it has the most population meaning it has the most supply?

[@kcsuburbs]

It’s noted in the beginning of the video - “most popular” is arbitrary, so I picked neighborhoods in Overland Park that are well known and in various parts of the city.

[@antonionorwood6843]

Then we wonder why the US is in TRILLIONS of Dollars in debt! $1,200,000 for a wooden house in the middle of a farm😳😳😳🥵🥵🥵

[@kcsuburbs]

Trillions worth of debt and excessive govt spending seems to be a big factor behind increasing real estate prices rather than the other way around 😅

[@deborahross9974]

How many acres is this million plus dollar house sitting on? Shoot! I live in Linn County KS now and there are houses here for that amount and some aren't even on acreage. God bless.

[@kcsuburbs]

@@deborahross9974 I believe the house shown from Century Farms is on .38 acres, which for new construction in the Blue Valley School District is pretty good these days.

[@deborahross9974]

@@kcsuburbs Maybe but it's expensive to buy a house almost any where these days. I know because I've been house hunting for over five years and most houses are out of reach even in Miami County and Linn County. And the ones cheap enough for me to be interested in need several thousand dollars to make them liveable. An example. My parents bought a house in Prairie Village in 1972 for about $22,000.00. Today that house is priced at over $300.000.00 and it's been standing empty for over five years or more. And new houses are even more. Johnson County is one of the richest countries in Kansas. I lived in Johnson County till 1990. When I moved to Linn County which even for a small rural town you can find a few houses for over $200,000. I know because a house across the street where I live was for sale last year for over $245,000.00. And this is a little town going by population of less than 1,200. And with high interest rates it's worst than it's been for years. God bless.

[@ryangoodman6025]

Nall Hills and Oak Park are NOT in north Overland Park.