Raytown has officially cemented itself as one of the most highly active and lucrative developmental nodes in Kansas City. Recent data scans indicate a massive influx of secondary market volume, stabilizing floor prices, and a highly competitive minting environment.
For investors and builders alike, understanding the data below is critical for timing acquisitions and maximizing yield through the FASTTRACK TOOLs system.
1. Supply, Demand & Ownership
Raytown is currently operating at a sweet spot for development. It is mature enough to have established value, but still offers raw land for strategic developers to acquire.
Total Properties
11,606Minting Status
62%Currently Owned
5,7182. Valuation & Floor Pricing
The health of a neighborhood is defined by its floor price stability and markup percentages. Raytown is displaying incredibly strong signals, with secondary market sellers confidently commanding heavy markups over original mint prices.
Floor Price
12,000 UPXMedian Price
26,000 UPXFiat Floor
$3.74 USD3. Transaction Volume & Market Liquidity
Volume is the ultimate indicator of a node's pulse. Looking at transaction data leading into mid-March 2026, Raytown experienced an explosive surge in secondary market purchases.
UPX spent on the secondary market skyrocketed, approaching nearly 3 Million UPX in a single tracked period. This sharp upward trajectory in total transactions (peaking alongside secondary market spends) proves that Raytown is not just a holding zone—it is an actively traded, high-liquidity district.
The Raytown Construction Strategy
What does this data mean for the World Engine Collective and Raytown Construction?
With over 1,300 properties currently listed for sale in UPX, there is ample opportunity for strategic node clustering. The 211% median markup proves that buyers are willing to pay a premium for well-positioned real estate. Our focus remains on acquiring undervalued floor properties (near the 12,000 UPX mark), deploying targeted Sparklet to construct high-utility structures, and forcing the neighborhood utility score even higher.