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Coach Brings Viral Coffee Shop to Leawood's Town Center
Kansas City is getting its first taste of Coach's viral coffee shop concept next week, when the handbag brand opens a combined retail store and cafe at Town Center Crossing in Leawood. The new spot at 5000 W. 119th Street, Unit A143, opens Oct. 16 and will be the 26th Coach Coffee Shop worldwide and the eighth in North America, according to seed reporting.
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Dillons breaks ground on its new Olathe grocery store
A Kansas-based grocer’s new Olathe store has officially begun to take shape. This week, grocery chain Dillons held a groundbreaking in Olathe, marking the start of construction as the store works toward an opening in 2027. Dillons is coming to College and Sunnybrook boulevards. The grocery store...
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Mission Gateway headed for foreclosure sale. Local developer lines up to buy it
A Johnson County judge last week ordered the long-troubled Mission Gateway site to be sold through foreclosure, and a local developer has already struck a deal to potentially buy the property. The city of Mission announced Wednesday morning that Kansas City, Missouri-based R.H. Johnson Company has entered into an agreement...
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Kansas City real estate company looking into acquiring former Mission Mall site
KANSSA CITY, Mo. — A local development team is exploring options for the old Mission Shopping Center site that’s been empty for 20 years. A ruling from a judge means the property can move through the foreclosure process, and The R.H. Johnson Company reached an agreement to consider buying the site, the city of Mission shared in a statement this week.
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Kansas City real estate company looking into acquiring former Mission Mall site
KANSSA CITY, Mo. -- A local development team is exploring options for the old Mission Shopping Center site that's been empty for 20 years. A ruling from a judge means the property can move through the foreclosure process, and The R.H. Johnson Company reached an agreement to consider buying the site, the city of Mission shared in a statement this week.