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December 2015 Press Releases

S&S Activewear, LLC leased 473,974 square feet of space at 15400 S. Green Road, Olathe, Kansas.  Dan Jensen of Kessinger Hunter negotiated the lease.

CBB, LLC purchased 2.27 acres of land at the Southwest corner of 207th & Woodland, Spring Hill, Kansas.  Michael Watson of Kessinger Hunter negotiated the sale.

Susan G. Komen leased 2,710 square feet of space at 8900 State Line, Leawood, Kansas.  Jim Thompson of LaSala Sonnenberg and Debbie Schulte of Kessinger Hunter negotiated the lease.

Dale Leroy Ladner & Amy O’Brien Ladner renewed their lease of 263 square feet of space at the Plaza Balcony Office located at 330 W. 47th Street, Kansas City, Missouri.  Kathy Lapp of Kessinger Hunter negotiated the renewal.

Specialized Packaging Flexco renewed its lease of 19,295 square feet of space at 5157 Richland Ave., Kansas City, Kansas.  Michael Watson of Kessinger Hunter negotiated the renewal.

Redi Carpet Sales of Kansas, LLC leased 12,100 square feet of space at 5165 Merriam Drive, Merriam Kansas.  Cameron Tapley of Swearingen Realty Group and Matthew Severns and Andy Taylor of Kessing/Hunter negotiated the lease.

JDRF International leased 3,441 square feet of space at 215 W. Pershing Road, Kansas City, Missouri.  Chuck Connealy of Waterford Property and Greg Swetnam of Kessinger Hunter negotiated the lease.

The Taben Group lease of 4,915 square feet of space at Corporate Woods 11, 10875 Benson, Overland Park, Kansas.  Debbie Schulte of Kessinger Hunter negotiated the lease.

Kruse Corporation leased 6,144 square feet of space at 9900 Pflumm, Lenexa, Kansas.  Nick Pickard & Tracey Mann of Newmark Grubb Zimmer and Matthew Severns of Kessinger Hunter negotiated the lease

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