Multi-Use Development Leavenworth

Strategic Location & High Visibility

• Fourth Street (State Highway 7) is a vital economic and access corridor for the City of Leavenworth. 4th Street is a significant north-south roadway within the Downtown / North Leavenworth Redevelopment area. It provides a strong link from Fort Leavenworth to the north, through downtown, through the south Leavenworth community, through the City of Lansing, to Interstate 70 and the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. The proximity to Fort Leavenworth, currently home to the U.S. Army Combined Arms Center, with an average daily base population of over 21,000.

Increased Demand in Trade Area

• The Primary Trade Area does not have a sufficient supply of retail, food, and services to meet the resident demand. Residents are making at least $180M in expenditures on retail/entertainment outside the trade area leaving significant market share for Leavenworth retailers.

Residential Growth

• Recent projects, like the Station Lofts at The Riverfront, have already added hundreds of residential lofts by redeveloping historic buildings, with more projects anticipated. This influx of new downtown residents provides a growing and immediate customer base for local businesses.

Infrastructure Improvements

• The city is making major infrastructure improvements, including a $3.1 million Fourth Street reconstruction project and upgrades to roads and storm sewers. These improvements will enhance accessibility and the overall downtown experience for customers' landscape and amenities.

Industry

• Industry in Leavenworth includes Hallmark Production Center; Cerea 1 Ingredients, an employee owned specialty ingredients manufacturer; Cubic Global Defense; Great Western Manufacturing; Heatron, Inc., a heating element manufacturer; Northrup-Grumman; and Peruvian Connection clothing manufacturer.