NARA Goes Underground, Leases 102,000 SF Of Underground Space in Kansas City
The space is located in the Hunt Midwest Subtropolis, the world’s “largest underground business complex and located in a former limestone mine.
From CoStar:
The National Archives and Records Administration, the federal agency charged with preserving the records of the United States, signed a lease for 102,000 square feet in the office/warehouse complex at 8600 NE Underground Drive in Kansas City, MO.
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NARA’s lease is being built out of existing unused space in the underground facility and is expected to be finished by mid-September.
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Other tenants include the U.S. Postal Service and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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