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Presented by Dial Companies
Downtown Manhattan Redevelopment

What goals we will accomplish –
•Enhance the downtown and create a sustainable, vibrant experience
for shopping, dining, living and working.
•Enlarge the downtown experience yet strengthen the heart of
Downtown, Poyntz Avenue.
•Increase residential opportunities downtown with a mix of products and
price points.

Property Acquisitions
32%
Under
Contract
33%
Under
Negotiations
13%
Contracts
Pending
22%

Arts DistrictArts District
•Create a district that provides a unique experience in entertainment,
dining, arts and education.
•Discovery/Visitor’s Center, Farmer’s Market, Civic Esplanade, Hotels,
Restaurants and Residential.

•Strengthen downtown by attracting new people, providing additional
retail opportunities and extending hours people stay downtown.
•Market existing Poyntz Retail space.
Poyntz Avenue DistrictPoyntz Avenue District

•Strengthens existing tenants with new residential, hotel, restaurant and
entertainment opportunities.
•Integrates the Mall into the fabric of Downtown.
Manhattan Town Center MallManhattan Town Center Mall

•Connect 4th
Street and McCall Road to funnel traffic to downtown.
•Study future uses of area, compatibility and impact on surrounding
neighborhoods.
Future Development PhaseFuture Development Phase

•Create a unique blend of National, Regional and local Tenants to attract
more people to Downtown.
•A walkable pedestrian friendly Retail and Dining district with Residential
space along 4th
Street; transitioning smoothly to existing neighborhoods.
North End Retail DistrictNorth End Retail District

Creation of a vibrant, walkable 24 hour mixed-use district with
Retail, Dining, Residential and Live/Work activity which
compliments and enhances Downtown.
North End DistrictNorth End District

Mix of National, Regional and Local Dining experience that attracts
visitors and locals to Downtown to serve new and existing downtown
residents.
Restaurant locationsRestaurant locations

Restaurant locationsRestaurant locations
Examples from across the country

Existing structures/uses that remain shall be integrated into the vehicle
and pedestrian circulation; will compliment the overall design of the
district.
Existing Buildings RemainingExisting Buildings Remaining

A mix of national and regional retailers that compliment and enhance the
Downtown shopping experience, while providing a pedestrian oriented
environment with public spaces.
Major RetailMajor Retail

Specialty retail reflecting a local flavor serving both visitors and
residents.
Buildings are focal points of the project and shall be high quality
signature designs.
Small Shop RetailSmall Shop Retail

Small Shop RetailSmall Shop Retail

Provide an environment for boutique retail and tenants that compliment
the larger retail tenants and creates a unique district that attracts visitors
and extends night-time activity.
Small Shop Retail (residential above)Small Shop Retail (residential above)

Small Shop Retail (residential above)Small Shop Retail (residential above)

Provide two and three story residential units that allow occupants to
operate small businesses and retail stores on the first floor.
Live/Work UnitsLive/Work Units

Live/Work UnitsLive/Work Units

Old fashioned Row-houses and Townhomes set close to the sidewalk
with raised first floors and distinctive designs that are sensitive to
existing residential communities on the west side of 4th
Street.
Predominantly “For Sale” units.
TownhomesTownhomes

TownhomesTownhomes

A mix of “Owner Occupied” and “For Lease” units with a variety of price
points creating a mixed-income, diverse neighborhood that truly reflects
the Manhattan community.
Apartments/CondosApartments/Condos

Apartments/CondosApartments/Condos

Visitor’s Center
* Oz Museum/Columbian Theatre
* Tuttle Creek Lake
Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve/Z-Bar Ranch *
* Pony Express Museum
* Konza Prairie
* Fort Riley

A Treasure …
last stand of the tallgrass prairie –last stand of the tallgrass prairie – Aimee Larrabee & John AltmanAimee Larrabee & John Altman

Worth Discovering
last stand of the tallgrass prairie –last stand of the tallgrass prairie – Aimee Larrabee & John AltmanAimee Larrabee & John Altman

Provide a place for exhibiting and promotion; promote
understanding of the prairie and prairie life, its importance in the
central region, the westward expansion and the future of the
midwest.
Discovery/Visitor’s Center

Create a “flavorable” unique urban arts and entertainment district
attracting a diverse energetic mix of businesses and residents as
well as a “must see” district for visitors.

An educational and interactive experience for all ages.
Coordinated programming with local education at all levels.
Indoor & outdoor experiences.

Create a “focal” public space that unifies the district.
Program year round activities, art shows, farmer’s market, etc.

Create lively retail, entertainment and dining surrounding the
“public space”.

Unique Retail with different flair than the North End.
Galleries and artisan space.
Jazz Bar and intimate entertainment venues mixed with dining
opportunities.

Expand opportunities for visitors to stay downtown and increase
nighttime activities.
Promotes pedestrian activity in the downtown area.

Dial Realty of Kansas City
8205 West 108th
Terrace #120
Overland Park, KS 66210
T) 913/339-6969
www.dialkc.com
Dial Realty Corp
11506 Nicholas Street #100
Omaha, NE 68154
T) 402/493-2800
www.dialrealtycorp.com
Bowman Bowman Novick, Inc.
228 Poyntz Avenue
Manhattan, KS 66502
T) 785/776-4912
www.bbnarchitects.com

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