Former Incred-A-Bowl site Townhomes

Former Incred-A-Bowl site in Overland Park could become townhomes

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Renaissance Infrastructure Consulting (RIC) has its eyes on the long-vacant Incred-A-Bowl site, northeast of Antioch Road and 151st Street in Overland Park, for a townhome complex. On May 9, Overland Park's Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing and consider RIC's rezoning request to construct a five-building, 16-unit townhome complex and a 125,742-square-foot parking lot on land behind the Incred-A-Bowl site. However, city documents show no plans for demolition or development of th...

Overland Park planners approve rezoning former Incred-A-Bowl site for townhomes

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The owner of the Incred-A-Bowl site in Overland Park wins approval from the Planning Commission for rezoning to construct townhomes behind the former bowling alley.

Overland Park delays vote on redeveloping near former Incred-A-Bowl site

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The Overland Park Planning Commission voted Monday to send Renaissance Infrastructure Consulting back to the drawing board for its plan to build townhomes behind the long-vacant Incred-A-Bowl site. After the 8-1 vote on RIC's rezoning request and preliminary plan, the developer will revise plans for the project northeast of Antioch Road and 151st Street. The Planning Commission continued the matter to its June 13 meeting, after RIC submits revisions to the Site Plan Committee. RIC planned to c...

Brookridge redevelopment in Overland Park could finally move some dirt this fall

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After proposing the redevelopment of the Brookridge Golf & Fitness Club in 2014, Curtin Property Co. looks to finally start construction on the $2 billion project.

Three years after opening, The Vue in downtown Overland Park could get new owner

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An out-of-state realty group that already owns seven Kansas City-area apartment communities could takeover The Vue, one of the first multifamily projects in downtown Overland Park.