HOA Communities in Kansas City, Missouri (2026)
Kansas City, Missouri has 9 HOA communities listed on HOA's HUB, with monthly dues ranging from $100 to $425 and a median of $225. That places Kansas City slightly below the state average for Missouri. The local mix skews toward a mix of single-family homes and condominiums. About 56% of communities allow pets with rental-friendly bylaws in the majority of associations.
Kansas City HOA Market Snapshot
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Auburn Hills Homeowners Association of Kansas City
Premier community featuring quality landscaping and resident services.
Brookhill Homes Association
Modern planned community offering great community living.
Charleston Harbor Homes Association
Residential community with a welcoming atmosphere and professional management.
Country Valley Homes Association
Family-friendly neighborhood with well-maintained common areas.
Highland Meadows
Residential community with a welcoming atmosphere and professional management.
Indian Heights Homeowners Association South KANSAS CITY MO
Well-established community with quality amenities and active management.
Northview Hoa
Well-established community with quality amenities and active management.
Plaza Heights
Residential community with a welcoming atmosphere and professional management.
Ruskin Heights Homes Association Inc
Well-established community with quality amenities and active management.
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Frequently Asked: HOAs in Kansas City, Missouri
How many HOA communities are in Kansas City, Missouri?
9 HOA communities are currently tracked on HOA's HUB across 1 county in Kansas City.
What's the average HOA fee in Kansas City?
The median monthly HOA fee in Kansas City is $225 (range: $100–$425, average $256).
Are pets allowed in Kansas City HOA communities?
5 of 9 (56%) communities tracked in Kansas City are pet-friendly. Specific breed and size restrictions vary by community.
Can I rent out a home in Kansas City HOA communities?
6 of 9 (67%) Kansas City communities permit long-term rentals. Short-term rentals like Airbnb are permitted in 4 (44%).
