“When the developers started the project several years ago, this was an area that people avoided, but it has turned into a connected block with apartments, a park, office and retail,” said Landmark Commercial Real Estate’s Brad Saville in a recent Wichita Business Journal article.
The article covers the sale of the Spaghetti Works Apartments, a historic warehouse that was transformed into a 41-unit Class A apartment community as part of a larger downtown redevelopment effort. Saville, an ownership partner in the project and a longtime investor in the surrounding Douglas Avenue corridor, reflected on the property’s evolution and the broader revitalization that has taken place around Naftzger Park.
Saville highlighted how the area has changed from an underutilized part of downtown into a vibrant destination supported by residential, office and retail development. He noted that the success of Naftzger Park and the activity it generates have helped strengthen the neighborhood and create a more connected downtown experience.
The sale marks a new chapter for the apartment property while underscoring the continued momentum and investor interest in downtown Wichita. Landmark remains involved in the surrounding Spaghetti Works office and retail development, which is home to tenants including Martin Pringle, Homegrown and Eric Fisher Studio.