By: Chris MoonWichita Business Journal WaterWalk developers are courting a St. Louis bowling alley and martini lounge to become the next major tenant in their downtown project. A deal hasn’t been inked with the retro Pin-Up Bowl, but owner Joe Edwards says Wichita would be
WateWalk’s first restaurant will have built-in attractions that draw out the dining experience. By Bill WilsonThe Wichita Eagle Officials with the Los Angeles-based Saddle Ranch Chop House announced plans Tuesday to break ground in late spring or early summer on an 8,500-square-foot facility, the first
Rose Hill Bank buys site at Ridge, 33rd N. By Jerry SiebenmarkThe Wichita Eagle Rocky Waitt has finally found a location for Rose Hill Bank’s west-side branch. The president of the $160 million bank, which has branches in Wichita, Rose Hill, and Augusta, said this
By: Carrie RengersThe Wichita Eagle An 18,000-square-foot OfficeMax is going to be the main anchor of the new North Maize Place at 21st and Maize Road. That’s the former Chadsworth Retail Village just north of Dillons and across from NewMarket Square. Nick Esterline and Brad
Developers are shopping for a large retailer — perhaps a grocer — to anchor Holland Place, a mix of shops and eateries that’ll go in at Tyler and Kellogg. By Bill Wilson The WIchita Eagle It took Brad Saville five years to piece together a
BY DAN VOORHIS The Wichita Eagle A Kentucky developer wants to build an apartment complex on 37th Street North between Woodlawn and Rock Road. LDG Properties of Louisville is seeking to build a $29.7 million, 260-unit complex. It would sit just west of a string
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