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ABIGAIL MARSH MARKETING COORDINATOR LANDMARK COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE What do you do in your role? As marketing coordinator, I manage all of Landmark’s social media accounts and content, ad creations, event planning, community involvement and assist in creating marketing packages to showcase Landmark’s commercial listings. How did you get involved in marketing? When I was a senior … Continue reading “Abigail Marsh – Young Professionals In Marketig”

A piece of land in a fast-growing section of northwest Wichita has a buyer. LewJene Schneider of Walker, Lane & Reed Investments LLC confirmed she recently sold 1.42 acres in between the Barn’rds and the Dairy Queen at W. 37th St. North and Maize Road to Mountain Pass Investments LLC, which includes Landmark Commercial Real Estate’s Brad … Continue reading “Land deal closes in rapidly-growing North Maize Road area”

Ask just about any Wichita resident what they feel the city is missing, and a downtown grocery store is likely high on their most-wanted list. New development activity in recent years has brought thousands of new apartment residents and office workers to Wichita’s core, leaving many wondering when and where a grocery store might follow; … Continue reading “The market for a market – Why downtown wichita doesn’t have a grocery store and what it would take to get one”

In late March, basketball fans surged downtown for the NCAA women’s tournament regional at INTRUST Bank Arena, bringing foot traffic and an energy that had been hard to come by during the Covid-19 pandemic. Meanwhile, as people hit Naftzger Park for activities near the arena’s doorstep, a new tenant in the neighboring Spaghetti Works District had been … Continue reading “Spaghetti Works District builds momentum with iHeartMedia as newest tenant”

One of Larry Brooks’ favorite sayings about business applies to the struggling Towne West Square in Wichita. “When everybody’s running for the exits, find a way back inside,” he said. “People run in fear. When there is fear, there is opportunity.” Brooks is director of leasing for New York-based Kohan Retail Investment Group, which, in … Continue reading “What’s in Towne West’s future?”

Almost five years after Kmart closed its store at 4200 W. Kellogg, a new store is going in the 105,000-square-foot space. Jay Storey is opening his second Wichita Furniture & Mattress there, and he called this one a superstore. “This is a big thing for that area and this neighborhood,” Storey said. He’s been looking … Continue reading “There’s a new occupant for the massive former Kmart space on West Kellogg”

It looks as though Smoothie King has selected a site for its fifth Wichita-area location. An application filed in September with the Metropolitan Area Building and Construction Department indicates that Smoothie King is planning to build within the Greenwich Place shopping center at K-96 and Greenwich Road in northeast Wichita. Representatives at Greenwich Place confirmed the Smoothie … Continue reading “Smoothie King plans new northeast Wichita location”

For about a decade, developers have been working to bring new commercial uses to the vacant land at the southwest corner of 47th Street South and I-135. Near the Kansas Turnpike exit leading into south Wichita, land owners have dubbed it the Southfork development. “It’s got quite a history,” said Landmark Commercial Real Estate’s Ted Branson, who’s now … Continue reading “Agents closing in on deals for long-awaited Southfork commercial development”

Dunkin’ franchisee Dan Day is expanding in Wichita again — this time with construction of a drive-through only location on the east side. The new Dunkin’ will go up a block west of Central and Hillside, on the site where a former credit union building was just torn down last month. “We’ve been looking at locations close to … Continue reading “Dunkin’ plans a new drive-through only location in east Wichita”

Empty for almost a year, the former credit union building behind the Chipotle at Central and Hillside was torn down Thursday. Great Plains Federal Credit Union left behind its lease at 3100 E. Central Ave. at the beginning of 2021 and relocated to Central and Greenwich, the WBJ reported at the time. Then in March, new … Continue reading “Former credit union building near Central and Hillside demolished Thursday”