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Blue Springs

About the neighborhood: Blue Springs, Missouri, is a thriving suburban city located in Jackson County, approximately 20 miles east of Kansas City. As of 2025, the city has an estimated population of 61,629, reflecting a 4.63% increase since the 2020 census . The community boasts a median household income of $106,852 and a median age of 36.7 years.
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Community Features & Amenities

Award-Winning Schools

Blue Springs is primarily served by the Blue Springs R-IV School District, which includes 13 elementary schools, 4 middle schools, and 2 main high schools (Blue Springs North and Blue Springs South), plus an alternative campus. The district is well regarded statewide, with both reading and math proficiency hovering around the mid-50s percentile
Assigned Schools:
  • Lucy Franklin Elementary – High literacy and STEM enrichment programs.
  • Delta Woods Middle School – Offers advanced math, science, and extracurriculars.
  • Blue Springs High School – Recognized for AP courses, marching band, and athletics.

Transportation & Accessibility

Located about 20 miles east of downtown Kansas City, Blue Springs benefits from its position along I-70 and other arterial roads. Commutes into the metro are viable, and the city offers a mix of suburban ease and road connectivity.

Shopping & Daily Essentials

Blue Springs supports a robust retail and service base. Residents have access to grocery stores, boutiques, and local shopping corridors. The city promotes itself as offering “affordable housing, central location, excellent health care, hiking trails, nationally recognized schools, and outdoor recreation.”

Healthcare & Services

Medical resources are strong in Blue Springs, including facilities like Saint Mary’s Medical Center. The city also offers standard clinic options, wellness services, and specialty care within reach.

Parks & Recreation

Blue Springs’ parks system spans 18 public parks, over 596 park acres, and includes amenities like playgrounds, trails, tennis courts, lakes, dog parks, and more. Nearby Fleming Park hosts Blue Springs Lake and Lake Jacomo, offering boating, camping, trails, and nature experiences on more than 7,800 acres

Family-Friendly Community

With a median age of ~36.7 and growth in population (over 4.6% since 2020), Blue Springs appeals to families and professionals alike. The city balances modern amenities with community roots and frequent cultural events.
Average Home Prices:
  • $275K–$425K: Most homes
  • $425K+: Larger or updated properties
  • $425K+: Larger or updated properties
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Dining & Entertainment

Blue Springs offers a diverse dining scene—from local barbecue and international eats to cafés and breweries. Downtown Blue Springs acts as a cultural hub with galleries, live theater, and festivals.

Preferred Vendor List

Lake Waukomis maintains a curated list of trusted local vendors and service providers for residents’ convenience. This preferred vendor network helps community members connect with reliable professionals for home maintenance, services, and other residential needs.

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