Construction starts on Restaurant Row in Lenexa City Center

Copaken Brooks plans to open the first two buildings in its highly anticipated Restaurant Row development in Lenexa City Center in the fall of 2024. Two restaurants have signed leases.

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Construction starts on Restaurant Row in Lenexa City Center

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