NW of Saddle Creek and Dodge

[iamjacobm]

I think I said this before but didn’t want this to get lost in the fast food thread. A firm based out of KC Drake Development bought the Burger King, Qdoba and the Panera/Westlake building. I was told the new owners were not renewing any leases here so they could redevelop them all. Not sure what the plans are but I’d assume apartments.

Also find it funny I don’t they were able to buy the Long a John Silvers lot so that may be staying.

[djc311]

I think I said this before but didn’t want this to get lost in the fast food thread. A firm based out of KC Drake Development bought the Burger King, Qdoba and the Panera/Westlake building. I was told the new owners were not renewing any leases here so they could redevelop them all. Not sure what the plans are but I’d assume apartments.

Also find it funny I don’t they were able to buy the Long a John Silvers lot so that may be staying.

I am never over there, but I'd be surprised if Qdoba already shuts down. I remember when Ace went in and Target was still over there. That's when Saddle Creek was great... I'm running for office and my slogan will be "Make Saddle Creek Great Again".

[Garrett]

I think I said this before but didn’t want this to get lost in the fast food thread. A firm based out of KC Drake Development bought the Burger King, Qdoba and the Panera/Westlake building. I was told the new owners were not renewing any leases here so they could redevelop them all. Not sure what the plans are but I’d assume apartments.

Also find it funny I don’t they were able to buy the Long a John Silvers lot so that may be staying.

https://www.drakekc.com/projects

Not a super crazy portfolio under their belt, so I guess we'll see what they come up with. Not having LJS's lot seems like quite the constraint

[Padre]

As I recall, there was a lot of speculation that area would be redeveloped when the Target went out. It’s kind of an awkward spot right now.

I would miss the hardware store.