Curtin Property Secures Loan for First Meridian Building in Kansas City
Curtin Property has secured a loan to commence construction on the first building of its $2 billion Meridian project in Kansas City.
Kansas City, MO, October 23, 2026 —
Curtin Property has secured a loan to commence construction on the first building of its $2 billion Meridian project in Kansas City. The available information identifies the financing as a step toward starting work on the project’s first building, but does not say whether construction has begun.
Details about the loan were not provided. The lender, loan amount, financing terms and date of the agreement are not specified. The information also does not identify the building’s intended use, its size, the project’s address or the expected construction schedule.
The $2 billion figure refers to the Meridian project as a whole; no breakdown of that total or of the first building’s cost was provided. The information does not describe what other buildings or components the project may include, or give a completion date for the overall development.
Curtin Property’s loan is the only reported development in the available summary. It does not state whether the project has received permits or other approvals, whether any inspections have taken place, or whether construction contracts have been awarded. No comments from the company, lender, city officials or other parties were included.
As a result, the reported financing marks a step toward the first building’s construction, while key details about the funding and project timeline remain undisclosed. Further information would be needed to establish when work is expected to begin, how the loan is structured and what the first building will contain.
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