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The Topeka Capital-Journal
Topeka-area residents soak in information about data center proposal
More than 100 area residents attended an open house hosted by Dallas-based company Compass Datacenters , which applied July 24 for a Conditional Use Permit for a proposed data center. The event was July 28 at Washburn Rural High School's Innovation Center. Attendees included business owners, local leaders and more. Compass leaders said they wanted to give residents the opportunity to ask questions and share concerns about its operations. Compass's application listed a proposed site at SW 85th Street in the Wakarusa area, said Shawnee County communications director Amanda Monhollon. We spoke to attendees to find out their thoughts on data centers. Attendees wanted better structure at the open house The open house was held in the common area of the innovation center, where a classroom displayed several informational posters. There was little to no seating room, so most attendees could only walk around and gather information from leaders who were willing to answer questions. Most attendees told The Capital-Journal they were under the impression that they would be able to sit down and listen to a presentation from Compass, raise their hands and have questions answered. Tricia Trice, a SW 29th and Gage Boulevard, resident said she attended the
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18 years after Dillons left, new Hispanic grocery store opening this fall at busy Shawnee corner
By the fall, the once-derelict shopping center at 75th and Quivira in Shawnee will look much different with the opening of a new grocery store. Serving as the anchor store for Westbrooke Green Shopping Center, a new El Mercado Fresco location called Fresh Market of Shawnee, is scheduled to open this fall.
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Mission Tower Flip: Plan Swells to 651 Apartments on Former Call Center Site
Mission could be in for a much bigger housing boom than originally planned at the long vacant former JCPenney call center site. The latest pitch calls for 651 residential units spread across three apartment buildings, a converted office tower and 15 townhomes. Block Real Estate Services is now stretching the...
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Lee's Summit holds its edge while buyers gain ground
While the broader Kansas City metro is moving toward a relaxed equilibrium, Lee's Summit remains one of Jackson County's most resilient, high-demand pockets. Supported by top-rated school districts, vibrant local amenities, and steady suburban growth, Lee's Summit isn't showing a dramatic cooling off. Instead, it's holding onto its competitive edge while giving buyers a slightly fairer shot at negotiations.
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Artisan Home Tour returns in August with 20 luxury homes across KC metro
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Want to peek inside some of the Kansas City area’s priciest, most design-forward new homes? You’ll get three weekends to do it this August during the 2026 Artisan Home Tour. The basics. What: 2026 Artisan Home Tour. When: Aug. 7-9, Aug. 14-16, Aug....
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Bluhawk Announces Eight New Retail Tenants at Kansas MXU Center
Bluhawk, a 277-acre master-planned development in Overland Park, Kansas, announced a new lineup of tenants led by outdoor lifestyle brand L.L.Bean. The lineup includes L.L.Bean, Spavia Day Spa, JETSET Pilates, Chicken Salad Chick, Brookside Barkery & Bath, Amorino, Everbowl and Bruú Café, with additional tenants to come. “Bluhawk continues to attract best-in-class brands that reflect the project’s strength and the demand we are seeing from both consumers and retailers,” said Kent Price, president of Price Brothers, the developer and manager of Bluhawk.
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Arkansas Investor Reported to Buy Overland Park's Preston Court
An Arkansas investment firm has plunked down $23.4 million for Preston Court, a 181-unit apartment complex in Overland Park, making a sizable first move into the Kansas City area and pushing the firm's multifamily assets to more than $100 million. According to the Kansas City Business Journal, the deal for...
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Lenexa’s City Center Tower Slims Down As 55-Plus Crowd Moves In
The planned apartment tower at Lenexa City Center is going on a diet. Developers have trimmed the project to about 121–122 units and settled on a nine-story design aimed squarely at older adults. Branded as The Rise, the building is still set to stack in structured parking, office space and a rooftop bar, after months of revisions from an earlier, larger proposal.
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PB Development Signs Eight Tenants for Phase II of Mixed-Use Development in Suburban Kansas City
Overland Park, Kan. — PB Development has signed eight new tenants for the second phase of Bluhawk, a mixed-use development located in the Kansas City suburb of Overland Park. Phase II of the project will include 160,000 square feet of retail, entertainment and dining space. The first two tenants,...