In Planning Development Projects

COMCARE of Sedgwick County
235 S. Topeka 

Cost $20.9 million

Sedgwick County will be expanding its COMCARE Crisis Services, including a new facility and properties on South Topeka. This growth will enhance mental health care access for the community.

EPC Apartments
 

Cost $110 million (For the Entire Mixed-Unit Project)

Construction is underway on a mixed-use development near Riverfront Stadium, featuring 181 luxury apartments and 10,000 sq. ft. of retail space. Built alongside the eight-story hotel, the project is increasing density and enhancing amenities along the Arkansas River, transforming the area into a vibrant urban hub.

Heartspring
 

Cost N/A

Heartspring will be transforming the corner of Topeka and English into a new multi-clinic facility, providing care for autism, ADHD, and developmental delays—expanding access to expert pediatric services in Wichita.

Kress Energy Center
224 East Douglas Avenue 

Cost N/A

Music Theatre of Wichita
640 N. Emporia 

Cost $25 million

Music Theatre of Wichita will renovate the historic Noah Webster Elementary schoolat 640 N. Emporia into it's educational and youth programming, rehearsal space and administrative offices.

The building will be expanded from approximately 31,000 square feet to 38,400 square feet and feature a box office, studios, classrooms and learning labs dedicated to stagecraft, sound, lighting, makeup and costume design.

Shirkmere Apartments
256 South Topeka Street 

Cost N/A

Chase Koch's Movement Musick will build a 3,000-person concert venue in downtown Wichita. The Shirkmere building will be renovated into 100 rental units, including 40 affordable units. Construction begins in 2027 with the venue opening targeted for 2029.

Sterling Building
123 S. Market 

Cost $10.78 million

Hutton has its eyes set on the next major downtown project at a historic building that was constructed as a Sears and Roebuck store almost a century ago.

The design-build firm's development division has plans to repurpose the two-story property into a $10.78 million mixed-use apartment complex with 50 market-rate housing units.

It's proposed to have 11,500 square feet of ground-floor retail and commercial space with parking and infrastructure improvements at 123 S. Market.

The Pinnacle (Wilke Family Life Center Building)
Corner of 3rd St. and N. Broadway Ave. 

Cost $5 million

A first responders health and wellness center is planned for a portion of the First United Methodist Church property in downtown.

The Wichita Metro Crime Commission nonprofit has partnered with local law enforcement agencies to kickstart the $5 million project, which will be located at the church's Wilke Family Life Center building at the southeast corner of 3rd and Broadway.

Tribute Marriott
Northwest corner of Maple Street & McLean Boulevard 

Cost $9.6 Million

The eight-story hotel will feature 158 rooms, expanded banquet and event space on the top level, and a high-end ground-level restaurant open to the public. This project aims to elevate Wichita’s hospitality scene, offering luxury accommodations and premier event spaces.

Vantage 906 Project
906 E. Waterman 

Cost Up to $95 million

The Vantage 906 Project, located at 906 E. Waterman, will include more than 300 residential units with premium amenities such as underground parking, a full-service clubhouse, a fitness center, a pool, and outdoor kitchen and eating areas.

Wichita Biomedical Campus - Phase II
200 North Broadway Street 

Cost N/A

Currently under study is the creation of Kansas' FIRST dental school, which would be Wichita Biomedical CampusSM - Phase II.

If found feasible, the proposed dental school would be part of Phase II of the Wichita Biomedical Campus. Phase I of the campus is a joint initiative between Wichita State and the University of Kansas to strengthen the state’s health care education pipeline. Phase I — currently under construction in downtown Wichita — is expected to be completed in 2027 and will house health sciences programs from both institutions.