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mgsports wrote:http://apps.opkansas.org/Doing-Business ... 2013-00122 Other Multi Tenet Retail Building.

I love how they are adding all these multi-tenant buildings - but hardly anything is moving into the smaller interior stores spaces (behind and next to JC Penney and Van Maur). Forget about foot traffic ever happening at those places.

http://corbinparkop.com/marketing-plan A-1-3 has a lot that has opened in December and going to in 2014 and to with JCPENNNY'S Building. If the Food Zoning at the Southeast corner is changing to Retail.

Was out here over the holiday's to see REI. The area is finally starting to acquire a bit of critical mass, albeit low density, parking lot-surrounded typical suburban crap. The REI store is OK and has some good deals but it's probably the smallest and most poorly stocked of all the REI stores I've been to. I kind of feel for Backwoods which undoubtedly be overwhelmed by REI's presence - but it was their choice to head out to the burbs.

What's the building with the bizarre architecture going in just east of Corbin Park and the REI with the oddly shaped colorful windows? Looked like some kind of church but wasn't sure. Odd that the only thing even trying architecturally in this area would be a church.

Highlander wrote:Was out here over the holiday's to see REI. The area is finally starting to acquire a bit of critical mass, albeit low density, parking lot-surrounded typical suburban crap. The REI store is OK and has some good deals but it's probably the smallest and most poorly stocked of all the REI stores I've been to. I kind of feel for Backwoods which undoubtedly be overwhelmed by REI's presence - but it was their choice to head out to the burbs.

What's the building with the bizarre architecture going in just east of Corbin Park and the REI with the oddly shaped colorful windows? Looked like some kind of church but wasn't sure. Odd that the only thing even trying architecturally in this area would be a church.

That would be PrairieFire, and the building is the museum/movie theater complex. REI is part of the same development - Corbin Park is actually across the street. You can read about PrairieFire here:

http://kcrag.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=16045

Highlander wrote:The REI store is OK and has some good deals but it's probably the smallest and most poorly stocked of all the REI stores I've been to.

I thought the same thing...I was pretty disappointed in that store as I am a big fan of theirs.

Ultra name is on it's space. Corner Bakery building is almost done.

Lil Pink Bubbles

Where pampering is a passion! Lil Pink Bubbles specializes in bath and beauty products especially designed with luxury in mind.

Opening April 2014

http://apps.opkansas.org/City-Governmen ... genda.html F-4 Corbin Park maybe where Sleep Number or Li Pebbles and a Food Places that haven't been reported yet and also more for Highlands Village,123rd Retail,E Cafe,E Hills Retail Center for like Mexican Place/others and so on to

GNC between Sears Appliance Showroom and Mens Wearhouse so maybe the one in Antioch Shops will stay open.
Dress Barn and Dress Barn Women have closed in Regency Park maybe because of Corbin Park location opening up.

Take Five Coffee + Bar

Coffee house and bar with a definitive Kansas City jazz spin. Great place for conversation and fellowship.

Opening in July 2014

http://opdocs.opkansas.org/City%20Docs/ ... g-maps.pdf Zales and Spin Pizza

mgsports wrote:http://opdocs.opkansas.org/City%20Docs/ ... g-maps.pdf Zales and Spin Pizza

It still amazes me that all these outlying buildings are being constructed while the inner part of the development - the part adjacent to JC Penney and Von Maur - seems to have plenty of empty store space. Corbin Park had the potential to be something more than a glorified strip center, but that's what it's turning into. Big parking lots separating all these retail buildings and not many enhancements (landscaping, "water features") whatsoever - beyond the odd fountain structure on the corner of Metcalf and 135th (which no one will ever see up close). Not surprisingly, it doesn't seem to be a very walkable environment.

The building behind Von Maur has 3 spaces left,JCPENNY's building only Sharkey's so far. Building H not filled yet. Sleep Number and Li Bubbles spaces Han been announced yet. Corner Bakery building will have others.

Shows where Lil Pink Bubbles,Take Five is going and also something new to Chuy's and Parking Garage. Sleep Number space not shown yet and The Bakery not coming and F4 Spaces.

Corbin Park update

Corner Bakery Cafe is planning a March 17th opening in Corbin Park, 6721 W. 135th St., Overland Park.

The local franchisee also has a location in Leawood's Camelot Court.

Breakfast runs all day and includes scramblers like the Anaheim (scrambled eggs with crisp Applewood smoked bacon, tomatoes, green onions, cheddar cheese and avocado), along with scrambled egg sandwiches, panini, oatmeal, and fresh berry and yogurt parfaits. Lunch and dinner items include specialty sandwiches, salads and soups.

Corner Bakery Cafe will share the new building with a mattress store.

What’s happened to the Taco Bell at 135th and Quivira? There one day, gone the next.

Taco Bell Corp. issued a statement saying the closing of the Overland Park restaurant was a “business decision” made by its franchisee. Taco Bell operates three other restaurants in the area.

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2014/02/25/48 ... rylink=cpy

Spin Pizza Fall 2014