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Landmark Commercial Real Estate sales associate Beau Hudson, whose C. Lynn Cos. is involved with the project, said in an email “the exterior shell is pretty much complete, other than some parking, landscaping and signage/painting work.” Those passing by the area can see new windows and upgraded concrete and entrances, among other updates. More will come, … Continue reading “Now with a fresh look, long-vacant east Wichita building aims for ‘right’ tenants”

Goodwill Industries of Kansas is planning to increase its Wichita presence by opening a new retail location in one of the hottest areas of the city for development. The locally-based nonprofit announced Friday it has purchased 2.2 acres near the southwest corner of 29th and Greenwich Road in northeast Wichita, in close proximity to the under-construction … Continue reading “Goodwill growing: Nonprofit plans new retail location in northeast Wichita”

Today Brad Saville, CEO and Founder of Landmark Commercial Real Estate and Landmark Commercial Property Management announced that Josh Turner will become the next President.   Josh, who recently joined Landmark, has over 20 years of experience in commercial real estate, property management, coaching and teaching.  “This makes Josh is a natural fit for this … Continue reading “Meet the Incoming President of Landmark – Josh Turner”

For some businesses, requiring employees to be in the office 40 hours a week may no longer be in the equation in the new world of work. But for Fee Insurance Group’s Tyler Fee, having a top-quality space for employees to work from — when they are in the office — still carries significant importance. Fee said … Continue reading “Fee Insurance finds a new fit in the Waterfront”

After a popular first phase, northwest Wichita’s Sandlot Garage Condos is growing. The business, which launched last year, centers on individuals being able to buy (instead of rent) long-term storage space — that could turn into much more if the user desires. Units can be customized to add a mezzanine, kitchenette, epoxy flooring and more. A … Continue reading “Garage condo project in NW Wichita moves into Phase 2”

A prominent piece of land in eastern Sedgwick County has new owners, and plans for its next chapter are forming. Last week, the Metropolitan Area Planning Commission approved the creation of the Spring Ranch Planned Unit Development — and a shift from single-family residential zoning — at the southwest corner of U.S. 54 and 159th … Continue reading “Developers behind The Waterfront get MAPC approval on new plan”

The Dress Gallery is expanding again, but this time it’s on the east side. The store, which opened in Delano in 2008, has expanded a couple of times there and now has three storefronts along West Douglas. With this expansion, there will be a whole new store. Occasions by Dress Gallery, or Occasions by DG … Continue reading “Popular Delano business to expand with new store at renovated Normandie Center”

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 Marketing”

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”