News
SubTropolis, once an active limestone quarry in Kansas City, offers 6 million sq. ft. of rentable commercial space for businesses like Vanguard Packaging. Here's a novel way to slash your business ...
In 1964, businessman Lamar Hunt decided to pull the trigger on SubTropolis, which is, you guessed it, a massive underground metropolis (well, it’s an industrial park, but who’s counting ...
It's part of a vast underground complex known as SubTropolis, which in all amounts to more than 6 million square feet of leased industrial space. "Automotive Alley" in SubTropolis, where Ford ...
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A former employee at the SubTropolis underground business complex in northeast Kansas City, Missouri, was taken into custody Tuesday after allegedly threatening to "shoot the ...
7mon
Hagerty Media on MSNSince the ’60s, Ford Has Stored Cars Underground in a Kansas City CaveWould it surprise you to find out that Ford is actually entering its seventh decade of keeping cars in said caves, which are ...
As detailed by [Benjamin Hunting] in a recent article on the Hagerty site, this made it a fascinating place for a business complex development now called SubTropolis that among other things is ...
KANSAS CITY—SubTropolis, the giant underground business park that has helped developer Hunt Midwest earn record-setting profits, continues to expand, and has emerged as a leading logistics ...
So back in June when I got to test drive Ford Motor Co.’s new Transit full size van in and around Kansas City, MO, I also got to visit one of the more unique industrial complexes you’ll find ...
You’d be forgiven for not being able to find SubTropolis – as it’s 150ft underground (Picture: Hunt Midwest) As unusual workplaces go, a hidden facility where hundreds of employees head ...
The 41st annual unique 100% underground 5k & 10k race at Hunt Midwest's SubTropolis is on January 29, 2023 Since its inception in 1982, the annual Groundhog Run has raised more than $5.3 million ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results