Wichita developer gets bigger tax break By Dion Lefler The Wichita Eagle A week after passing new guidelines giving tax breaks to developers of speculative industrial buildings, the City Council granted a 100 percent property tax abatement to a builder planning a middle-size warehouse in south
Store planned for 29th North and MaizeNeighbors to fight Sam’s Club at 29th North and Maize By Dion Lefler The Wichita Eagle When Andy and Becky Jones moved to Fox Ridge Estates in March, they knew they’d have new neighbors, but they weren’t expecting
Derby’s Glen Carr House to open third building in November By Jerry Siebenmark The Wichita Eagle Randy Roatch and Jason Wiley thought they had a good business plan for their Glen Carr House project in Derby. But the executives from Oxford Management Group didn’t expect the
Sam’s Club plans third Wichita store at 29th and Maize Wichita Business Journal by Josh Heck, Reporter and John Stearns, Reporter Plans are in the works for Wichita’s third Sam’s Club, this one at the northeast corner of 29th Street North and Maize
Slow growth, spotty activity continue, but action evident in some areas Wichita Business Journal by John Stearns, Reporter Go northeast, young man. If Horace Greeley were a commercial real estate broker in Wichita today, that’s what he’d probably tell clients, particularly national retailers. He’d point
Wichita considers big tax breaks on speculative industrial space Wichita Business Journal by John Stearns, Reporter Wichita economic development officials hope up to 10 years of property tax breaks will spur developers to erect large, speculative industrial buildings and help the city attract businesses that
