Topeka

Echo Development Group acquires prime medical property in Topeka

Echo Development Group, Inc., in association with Quivet Neck HCRE, LLC, has acquired a class-A medical office building in Topeka, Kansas, anchored by the University…

NorthMarq sells three multifamily properties in Topeka

Jeff Lamott, managing director of NorthMarq's investment sales division in the Kansas City regional office, arranged the sale of three multifamily properties in Topeka, Kansas.…

Copaken Brooks helps bring eye-care specialist to Overland Park

Retina Associates has leased 8,580 square feet at 6201 College Blvd. in Overland Park, Kansas. Ryan Biery, senior vice president of brokerage at Copaken Brooks,…

CBRE closes pair of multifamily sales in Kansas

CBRE recently closed a pair of Kansas multifamily sales. The 220-unit Lofts at College Hill in Topeka and the 110-unit Campus East Apartments in Manhattan…

Sweet deal: Mars announces manufacturing facility in Topeka Kansas

Mars Chocolate North America has announced plans to build a new state-of-the art manufacturing facility in Topeka, Kan. The announcement was made in Topeka by…

Topeka gets a sweet treat with Mars ground-breaking

It's a definite sweet treat for Topeka: Mars Chocolate North America will break ground for a new manufacturing facility at the Kanza Fire Commerce Park…

Grubb & Ellis helps trust purchase 116-unit apartment complex in Kansas

Orozco Capital Trust has purchased the 116-unit Shawnee Lakes Apartments in Topeka, Kan., for $4.2 million. The seller was Shawnee Lake Apartments, L.P. out of…

Block Real Estate Services closes several deals in Kansas, Missouri

Kansas City's Block Real Estate Services celebrated a good end to the year, closing several deals in December.

GO Topeka earns honor for work in bringing chocolate factory to Kansas

Some deals are sweeter than others. Just ask the officials with GO Topeka, the economic development organization for that Kansas city.

Disappointing jobs numbers a drag on commercial real estate industry

Disappointing hiring numbers could stall the commercial real estate recovery taking place in markets across the Midwest.

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