Linda and Doug Brantner are opening their second Planet Sub, this time on the west side where customers have been requesting one. Courtesy photo BY CARRIE RENGERS A new restaurant is opening in the former Metro Grill space at Central and Maize Road, and it’s one that west-siders
BY DAN VOORHIS The Wichita Eagle Exchange Place, at Market and Douglas, is an absolute mess. So is the Bitting Building, across the street. But that’s a good thing. Work on the conversion of two long-vacant office buildings into apartments – plus the addition of
The new DQ Grill & Chill near 37th and Maize Road was built in what seemed like a speedy amount of time. Julie Mah The Wichita Eagle BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle Along with new apartments that were announced for just north of 37th
On Dec. 1, Phil Ruffin will close on his purchase of the Epic Center for $11.5 million. Fernando Salazar File photo BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle Phil Ruffin has changed his mind. In August, the billionaire businessman said he was interested in buying the Epic Center, but
“We’re going to definitely, definitely support WSU athletics as much as humanly possible,” Steve Peters says. “We’re just really big on WSU sports.” The spot catered to Shocker fans as Larry Bud’s as well. Dave Williams File photo BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle A new bar
BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle There’s another new business coming to Ridge Road between Kellogg and Maple, and this time it isn’t a restaurant. Cox Communications is opening one of its Solutions stores in almost 3,000 square feet of the 14,000-square-foot center where Abuelo’s is. Abuelo’s – one
BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle For a few years, Larry Busch has been wanting to reconfigure the space for his Hickerson Furniture, which is on East Harry between Woodlawn and Rock Road, but his landlord didn’t allow it. Now, the 60,000-square-foot, four-building complex – part of which
More commercial real estate activity as downtown revitalization perks up. Click on the link to read more: http://www.bizjournals.com/wichita/print-edition/2015/10/30/brokers-seeing-renewed-interest-in-downtown.html
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