Tuesday Morning is moving its east-side store to the former World Market space at Regency Lakes at the northwest corner of 21st and Greenwich. The store currently is in Brittany Center at 21st and Woodlawn, where it’s been since 2009 when it relocated from 9,000 square feet at Lincoln and Woodlawn
A new restaurant is coming to 1515 N. Broadway where Doc’s Steak House had been from 1952 until it closed in late 2014. A couple who currently has a traditional Mexican restaurant will be moving to the space. The restaurateurs don’t want to be named yet, but Bernardo
The exodus of Wichita businesses has stopped. Cargill is staying in Wichita. Company officials say they are rejecting offers from throughout the Midwest to relocate their Wichita protein office operation to a new Wichita facility. They will sort through a variety of Wichita proposals for their new
A new addition to one of Wichita’s prominent developments is nearly at capacity thanks to a flurry of leasing activity over the past year. The Waterfront Plaza addition near the northwest corner of 13th Street North and Webb Road had only two remaining spaces as
WICHITA’S REAL ESTATE MARKET IS FLYING HIGH The ‘Air Capital of the World’ soars on strong fundamentals, continued innovation, new business. By Brian A. Lee It only takes a visit to the new $200 million Eisenhower National Airport in Wichita to realize you’re not in
First came the trunk show in 2014. That was Wichita’s initial introduction to Lululemon Athletica, the Vancouver-based company that prefers to test markets first with shows, then with a showroom – not a traditional store. That’s what Wichita got last summer when Lululemon opened a showroom
Landmark was founded in 1993 by long time Wichita resident, Brad Saville. Today Landmark has captivated the commercial real estate market becoming one of the largest real estate companies in Kansas.
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