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Whether new to Wichita or a long-term property owner, it important to keep up with the development of the city. Currently, Wichita is the most populous city in the state of Kansas and was last estimated to have a population of 361,420, an almost 5% increase from 2000. In addition, the city holds over 152,000 housing units, 53,376 of which are rented by their occupants. Current residential market rents range from $430-$909 and the vacancy rate was last estimated at 12%.

Wichita is the largest city in the Midwestern state of Kansas. Although agriculture and oil production are leading industries throughout the rest of the state, Wichita has earned the nickname "Air Capital of the World" because of the importance of aircraft manufacturing to the city’s economy. It is a leading hub for commercial and private airplane building.

Recently named one of the top ten big cities to live in, Wichita provides a decent set of job opportunities for residents but real estate costs in the area remain low in comparison with the rest of the United States. With a population of just over 350,000 residents, it is considered a large city for the Midwest. In recent years the city has become increasingly diverse and has opened up a number of cultural entertainment venues which appeal to this changing demographic.

One of the favorite areas of Wichita is the downtown section which also includes a historic Old Town region of the city. This urban section of the city is home to numerous landmarks, shopping and dining opportunities. Although designed to boost tourism in the area, there are several apartment and loft-style housing opportunities for people who like to live in the midst of a city’s activity. Midtown, Delano, College Hill and Riverside are other popular neighborhoods among Wichita locals.