Zips is located along East 37th Street (13,820 VPD), just feet from its signalized intersection with North Rock Road (17,340 VPD) and roughly a half mile north of the on-ramp to State Route 96 (30,600 VPD). The property benefits from its position within one of Wichita’s primary retail and commercial corridors with 5.0 MSF of retail, 4.9 MSF of office, 4.1 MSF of industrial, and 5,956...
Zips is located along East 37th Street (13,820 VPD), just feet from its signalized intersection with North Rock Road (17,340 VPD) and roughly a half mile north of the on-ramp to State Route 96 (30,600 VPD). The property benefits from its position within one of Wichita’s primary retail and commercial corridors with 5.0 MSF of retail, 4.9 MSF of office, 4.1 MSF of industrial, and 5,956 multifamily units within a 3-mile radius. Zips is a half mile from a Sam’s Club-anchored shopping center, which is home to Kohl’s, American Freight, PetSmart, JOANN, Planet Fitness, Party City, Carrabba’s, FedEx Office, Fazoli’s, McDonald’s, Arby’s, Spangles, and Braum’s Ice Cream, among others. Additional uses in the area include Walmart Supercenter, Menards, Dillons, Home Depot, AMC Theatres, Comfort Inn & Suites (99 rooms), Harbor Freight Tools, and Office Depot, as well as several large industrial facilities and distribution centers for Amazon, Cintas, Evergy, Figeac-Aero, Open Road Brands, Wichita Furniture, Central Plains Steel, and Waxie Sanitary Supply. Other major traffic drivers include Gammon Elementary School (<1 mile southwest) Kansas Heart Hospital (1 mile east; 54 beds), WSU Teck (1.2 miles northeast; enrollment: 5,021), Colonel James Jabara Airport (1.3 miles east; 40,000+ annual passengers), Jackson Elementary School (1.5 miles southwest; 358 students), Stryker Sports Complex (2 miles southeast), and Wichita State University (3.3 miles southwest; enrollment: 21,942). The 5-mile trade area is supported by over 95,000 residents with an average household income of $104,884. Wichita, KS (population: 395,699) is the county seat of Sedgwick County and the most populated city in the state of Kansas. The Kansas Turnpike, US 400, and Interstate 135 connect Wichita to a trade area consisting of over one million people within a 100-mile radius. The nearest major cities to Wichita include Kansas City (199 miles northeast), Oklahoma City (160 miles south), and Tulsa (175 miles southeast).