Lowe’s to build near 29th and Maize BY BILL WILSON The Wichita Eagle Work will begin soon on the newest Wichita Lowe’s, a centerpiece of the commercial development near 29th North and Maize Road. Lowe’s officials confirmed plans Friday for a 148,000-square-foot store, four days
A group of investors led by Brad Saville will convert a former eatery at 21st Street North and Maize Road into a two-tenant retail center. AT&T will be the first to occupy the former Taco Bueno site. The company will put a retail store in
Lexington Square sat empty more than six months after it was built. Co-developer Mike Hampton says businesses were reluctant to be the first to go into the empty four-front shopping center just south of the busy intersection of Maple and Maize Road. But once he
BY BILL WILSONThe Wichita Eagle A three-state tire store chain is expanding to Andover, the first of four new Wichita-area stores planned over the next five years. Kansasland Tire is the second retailer to join Vantage Point Properties’ MarketPlace at Kellogg and Andover Road. Kansasland
By Bill WilsonThe Wichita Eagle The Ryan’s Grill, Buffet and Bakery on West Kellogg has been sold to local developers who plan to build a hotel on the site. The sale price was $1.1 million, according to the sale’s broker, Brad Saville, president of Landmark
Wichita Business Journal – by Adam Knapp Drive to the southeast corner of Andover Road and Highway 54 today, and you’ll see a lot of dirt. But in about two months, when the weather is warming up, you’ll begin to see some steel structures. And
BY BILL WILSON The Wichita Eagle Goodwill Industries Easter Seals officials closed Monday on a two-acre tract in Derby for a 15,000-square-foot retail store and training center. The store, opening in about a year in the Hilltop Plaza Addition at Rock Road and Windmill Road,
By: Chris MoonWichita Business Journal WaterWalk developers are courting a St. Louis bowling alley and martini lounge to become the next major tenant in their downtown project. A deal hasn’t been inked with the retro Pin-Up Bowl, but owner Joe Edwards says Wichita would be
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