Exciting Opportunity for Local Small Businesses in Brick-and-Mortar Setting! Available Retail, Office and Restaurant Spaces across from City Hall. The City of Kansas City is inviting proposals from qualified retail and food vendors interested in leasing space at Wolfe Garage. The chosen vendors will be situated at 1100 Oak Street, right in the vibrant heart of Downtown Kansas City, amidst various businesses, the Streetcar, and residential areas. If you are considering establishing a physical location for your small business, seize this opportunity by submitting your proposal today! The City of Kansas City has three vacant commercial/retail spaces on the ground floor of Ed Wolf Garage at the intersection of 11th Street and Oak Street. The City is offering leases targeting mixed-use, office, and restaurant spaces, focusing on daytime business activities. Link to RFP: https://lnkd.in/gn-_m_P7
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