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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.
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Dillons Breaks Ground on $40M Olathe Marketplace, Ending 18-Year KC Absence
Dillons Marketplace just broke ground on a new storefront in Olathe, marking the grocery chain's first return to the Kansas City metro area in about 18 years. The $40 million investment will rise at the corner of College Boulevard and Sunnybrook Boulevard, directly across from Meadow Lane Elementary School and the Olathe Innovation Campus, which includes Kansas State University-Olathe.
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The Peddler’s Daughter, ‘a country store’, opens in Old Town Lenexa
One of the oldest storefronts in Lenexa has kicked off a new chapter. A plaque near the shop’s entrance at 13416 Santa Fe Trail Drive declares it the historic “Ann Huseman” building, standing since the 1870s. The county’s property records website says it was built in 1890. Regardless of which year it was built, the building is considered one of the oldest commercial buildings still standing in Lenexa.
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Dillons Marketplace set to reopen in Olathe two decades after leaving KC metro
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — After more than two decades away from the Kansas City metro, Dillons Marketplace is making a comeback. Wednesday morning marked the groundbreaking of its new storefront in Olathe, which will bring a $40 million investment to the city, as well as excitement to neighbors who remember the store as a local staple in the early 2000s.
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As foreclosure continues, metro developer explores next chapter for old Mission Mall site
MISSION, Kan. (KCTV) - As the foreclosure process continues on the site of the former Mission Mall, a local developer is exploring the next chapter of the area. On Friday, Oct. 2, a Johnson County judge ordered a final judgment for the owners, Aryeh Realty LLC, who are based in New York City. They are required to pay more than $24 million after they defaulted on their loan with Metropolitan Bank and weren’t paying property taxes.
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'Demonic' KC coffee shop sees boom in business after viral video
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Where Rock & Brews once stood, a boutique for local makers has opened at Prairiefire
In a space previously dedicated to rock music and burgers, something new has officially begun. On Friday afternoon, where people once sipped beers and listened to live music, new customers browsed displays of clothes, jewelry and home decor from a variety of local makers. Kansas City, Missouri-based Boutique Collective’s newest...
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Joe’s Records, selling vinyl and CDs, plans first KC-area store in Overland Park
Since he was a teenager, it’s come naturally to Joe Smith to be surrounded by records. It all started when he landed a part-time job at a record store in 1987. After 15 years of working for entertainment retail company Trans World Entertainment, which owned multiple chains of music stores, he launched his own: Joe’s Records.