After having to turn people away from his Air Capital RV Park at 47th and Broadway a year ago, Bill Morris began to think he should expand and buy some more ground. Just recently, Morris purchased almost 14 acres of property south of his existing
Nepal natives Rita Rai and Tashi Sherpa fell in love with Wichita when they moved here to study aerospace engineering at Wichita State University. “All the people are really friendly and very welcoming,” Rai said. “The only thing that was missing: The city doesn’t have
The rebranded Diva Design & Furniture Gallery is now open in its new space at Accent Lighting’s new 25,000-square-foot store at the Waterfront. Diva Design, at 10322 E. Stonegate Lane, just east of Bonefish Grill, is similar in size to its former space at 1719 N. Rock Road behind Havertys.
For years, husband and wife Ryan and Brenda May had messed around with the idea of opening up their own gym, a gym specifically for body builders training for competition. Backed by a silent investor, the Mays pushed forward with their plans for ICT Powerhouse.
Five below and Dollar Tree are coming to Eastgate plaza and Kellogg and Rock Road. Five below is a Philadelphia-based chain that sells items $5 or below such as home décor, treats, and clothing. This will be their third store in Wichita, and they will
For decades, many companies related to the media have occupied the Stables at 322 S. Mosely. Now, the development company TGC Group is going to be moving their headquarters there. TGC, which is currently located at 125 N Emporia, is knocking down it’s building
After it has sat empty for the last seven years, developers plan to transform the former Food for Thought building near Central and Hillside with a new use and an entirely new look. Beau Hudson, a real estate investor and developer at Landmark Commercial Real
For the last seven years the former Food for Thought building, near Central and Hillside has sat empty. Now, developers plan to transform it with an entirely new look. Beau Hudson, a developer at Landmark Commercial Real Estate, and real estate investor is taking on
Landmark was founded in 1993 by long time Wichita resident, Brad Saville. Today Landmark has captivated the commercial real estate market becoming one of the largest real estate companies in Kansas.
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