WaterWalk isn’t going Western. President Tom Johnson confirmed this week that the cowboy-style Saddle Ranch Chop House — famous for its mechanical riding bull and party atmosphere — is planning to open a restaurant in WaterWalk. But, he says, there’s no need to worry that the highly anticipated, $130 million downtown project will turn … Continue reading “Johnson’s Goal: Make WaterWalk a blend of concepts”
The Saddle Ranch Chop House could soon be coming to the corridor, developers say WaterWalk in downtown Wichita is close to signing its first destination restaurant, Saddle Ranch Chop House.The restaurant is the first in a series of high-profile entertainment restaurants that WaterWalk officials hope to sign. They say it’s just another sign that the … Continue reading “WaterWalk may corral eatery”
Brad Saville, owner of Landmark Commercial Real Estate, is one of the city’s up-and-coming commercial brokers and developers. He continues to add agents to Landmark Commercial, which is the third-largest commercial agency in Wichita. He has also moved from pure brokerage into development, helping develop a number of retail and restaurant buildings, particularly on West … Continue reading “Brad Saville, Owner of Landmark Commerical Real Estate, Is One of The….”
Jack Gindi says there’s a motto at his company. The chief executive of the Colorado-based IPS LLC (which stands for Income Property Specialists) says: "We buy older, ugly shopping centers." And that’s just what he did last week when his negotiations to buy Twin Lakes finally ended. IPS bought the center at 21st and Amidon … Continue reading “New Owner, New Look for Twin Lakes”