Grantville
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WIBW
Shawnee Co. Treasurer offers reminder ahead of property tax payment deadline
Second half property tax payments are due May 11 in Kansas.
salina311.com
Three Recent Closings Show Movement Across Salina-Area Market
The Salina-area real estate market saw continued movement with three recent property closings involving homes in Salina and the surrounding rural market. The closings included two Salina properties and one Bennington-area property, showing activity across both in-town residential neighborhoods and nearby rural communities. The first closing was for 1409 S....
tkmagazine.com
Reviving a Landmark: The Vision for Four 2 Four
A historic building at 424 S. Kansas Ave is entering a new chapter. Having served Topeka for nearly a century, the former post office is being reimagined for the future by local developer Ken Schmanke, who is redeveloping it into Four 2 Four, a mixed-use development designed to bring new life—and new residents—into downtown.
WIBW
Kansas’ first 3D-printed home nears completion in Topeka
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Kansas’s first 3D-printed home is taking shape, layer by layer. Walls are now up, setting the groundwork for the construction site to start looking more like a home. Trident Homes began laying concrete Feb. 24 using proprietary technology. “We batch all the materials here on...
GOBankingRates
7 Charming Towns Where You Can Retire on $2,500 a Month
Retirement should be about enjoying life, not worrying about paying the bills. Retiring to a place where that’s actually possible is the dream, but the challenge can be finding somewhere that balances affordability with genuine charm. So where can retirees look when scenic views and a welcoming community matter...
KWCH.com
Kansas’ first 3D-printed home nears completion in Topeka
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Kansas’s first 3D-printed home is taking shape, layer by layer. Walls are now up, setting the groundwork for the construction site to start looking more like a home. Trident Homes began laying concrete Feb. 24 using proprietary technology. “We batch all the materials here on...
WIBW
Kansas' first 3D-printed home nears completion in Topeka
WIBW
Hotel Topeka inspection period extended 30 days, feud over Maner Conference Center
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The body overseeing the transaction period over Hotel Topeka extended the window by another month. The original sale agreement, approved in December, had a 120-day inspection period expiring on April 15. On April 14, the development corporation approved a 30-day extension to work out the details...
holtonrecorder.net
Nearly one-fifth of Square storefronts empty: study
Nearly one in five storefronts on Holton’s Town Square are presently empty, according to an independent study of the Square by a Holton banker. Matt Taylor, senior vice president of Denison State Bank in Holton, said he conducts a semi-annual, informal survey of businesses and occupants around the Square and one block extending each direction from each side of the Square “so we can have a good understanding of what’s going on around the Square,” adding that it’s not an “official” count.
Kansas State Collegian
Rent inflation leaves K-State students struggling to afford housing
The rising prices of rentals in Manhattan are placing financial pressure on K-State students, making some feel unclear about their future living situation while taking classes in Manhattan. According to data from the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies, rental prices over the past three years have increased by over...
KVOE
Former Graves Drugs property at 609 Commercial back on the market following announcement that Imaginarium will be altering plans to move into the space
Emporia’s Imaginarium will not be moving into the former Graves Drugs space as was originally planned. Ownership sent out a news release Wednesday afternoon announcing plans to sell the property at 609 Commercial Street after purchasing it last year. Original plans were to renovate the former local drug and convenience store to expand the “reach and impact” of the local STEM exploration center.
WIBW
Construction project in southwest Topeka comes to a halt
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A construction project near SW 37th St. and Gage Blvd. has been on pause for roughly two weeks due to a dispute with subcontractors. Father Nikolai Meyers, priest with the Church of Antioch, says the church bought approximately nine acres of land on the southern side of the property and plans to build a new fellowship hall and a parking lot during the first phase of construction. And, when they are ready, begin phase two by building the church temple on the property’s east side.
KSNT News
New apartments, Topeka budget and more with City Manager Robert Perez
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Topeka City Manager Robert Perez stopped by the 27 News studio Monday to chat about big construction projects and the city’s budget going into 2027. Perez answered questions on large-scale projects such as the Union at Tower District and The Hutch apartments under construction in Topeka. He also talked about some recent […]
KVOE
Kansas Spanish Speakers developing ReCasa infill housing plan as conversations continue with Emporia Land Bank, Kansas Health Foundation
Emporia has been trying to develop interest — pun fully intended — in infill housing for the central and east parts of town. It now has a potential partner working on plans to foster that interest. Kansas Spanish Speakers began preliminary public conversations with the Emporia Land Bank...
KSNT News
West Ridge Mall set to welcome new home décor store in old GAP space
TOPEKA (KSNT) – A new home décor store at West Ridge Mall is getting ready to open its doors to the public in early April. Home At Last is set to reopen inside West Ridge Mall on Thursday, April 2. The grand opening is set for 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the mall’s lower […]