Posted April 3rd 2012 Published by CCIM Institute A positive outlook for the overall economy, including housing and employment, is expected to drive up commercial transaction volume to $312 billion in 2014, according to the Urban Land Institute’s ULI Real Estate Consensus Forecast
Written by Carrie Rengers Published in The Wichita Eagle November 20, 2013 UPDATED — Cycle Gear, which bills itself as the country’s leading retailer for motorcycle accessories and apparel, is coming to Wichita. The chain is taking 3,100 square feet at 3236 N. Rock Road,
Written by Carrie Rengers Published in The Wichita Eagle December 18, 2013 UPDATED — Another new Family Dollar store is in the works for Wichita. Construction has just begun on an 8,300-square-foot store on the southwest corner of Second and West streets. This is a
Written by George Ratiu Director, Quantitative & Commercial Research Published by the National Association of Realtors While we are still grappling with the delays from October’s government shutdown, the estimates for third quarter economic output show much of the same. Gross domestic product
Commercial real estate activity looks to continue momentum in 2014 Written by John Stearns Published in Wichita Business Journal 2014 looks like it could be reasonably active in the area’s commercial real estate sector, building on momentum that emerged in 2013 across the city.
Kansas Corporation Commission signs lease at former Ryan building By: Carrie Rengers Published By: The Wichita Eagle UPDATED — There’s another new lease at the former Ryan International Airlines building at 266 N. Main St., and it happens to be another state agency. “We’re slowly
Cycle Gear to open on N. Rock Road Written By: Carrie Rengers Published By: The Wichita Eagle UPDATED — Cycle Gear, which bills itself as the country’s leading retailer for motorcycle accessories and apparel, is coming to Wichita. The chain is taking 3,100 square feet
Comcare will move children’s programs to old Rainbows building By: Deb Gruver Published By: The Wichita Eagle Comcare will move its children’s programs to the old Rainbows building in downtown Wichita under a lease approved Wednesday by Sedgwick County commissioners on a 3 to 2
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