Speedway, IN – March 1st, 2023
KennMar is pleased to announce that it has leased all of the available spaces within Harvest Landing Shops, a 15,743 square foot retail center located on a 2.58-acre parcel in the Harvest Landing of Avon development. Construction on the center began in March 2022 and was completed in December 2022. Tenants include Chicken Salad Chick, Crumbl Cookies, Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria, Penn Station East Coast Subs, Hollywood Feed Pet Supply and First Watch Café.
“We are excited to welcome these tenants to Harvest Landing,” said Brent Benge, President & CEO of KennMar. “In addition to rounding out our development project, they also complement each other and bring unique dining and retail options to the Town of Avon.”
Specializing in a variety of chicken salads made fresh daily, Chicken Salad Chick has been expanding throughout the Indianapolis market since 2021. With a total of seven stores in and around the metro area, this location in Avon is expected to be open to the public by March 2023.
Known for their freshly baked cookies and weekly rotating flavors, this will be Crumbl’s fifth store in the Indianapolis area. The store opened in early February offering patrons the option of ordering cookies online or in-store for pick or delivery. The store does not offer a dine-in option.
Headquartered in Northbrook, IL, Lou Malanti’s Pizzeria has been in business for over 50 years and specializes in baking American Chicago-style pizza. With over 57 locations in the Chicagoland area, Arizona and Wisconsin, this new store in Avon will be their fifth in the Indianapolis area and will offer carry-out and delivery options only.
Penn Station specializes in grilled “East Coast Subs,” hand-cut fries and fresh squeezed lemonade. The restaurant plans to open in mid-2023 and will offer dine-in and carry-out options. This will be the restaurant’s first location in Avon.
Hollywood Feed was founded in 1950 in Memphis, Tennessee. The company is a nationwide pet supply store with existing locations in and around the Indianapolis area. The Avon location will be their fifth store.
Offering breakfast, brunch, and lunch daily, First Watch prides itself on offering diners a seasonal menu with exceptional ingredients and flavors inspired by the position of the sun. This will be the restaurant’s fourth location in the Indianapolis area.
KennMar’s Harvest Landing development project began in October 2020 with the assemblage of nearly 50 acres of land. Divided into eight parcels, in early 2021, Costco Wholesale purchased two lots totaling 17.59-acres and built their fourth store with a fueling station in the Indianapolis market. In August 2022, Bubba’s 33 acquired the 2-acre lot adjacent to Harvest Landing Shops and began construction on the restaurant. During 2Q 2022, Swenson’s signed a ground lease and built their first location in Indiana which opened in February 2023. Raising Cane’s also signed a ground lease for their first location in Indiana and held their grand opening in November 2022.
Robyn Swihart, a commercial real estate broker with Equivis is responsible for leasing the Harvest Landing Shops and is the listing broker for the two remaining parcels. More information regarding availabilities can be found at www.Equivis.com.
About KennMar
KennMar is a commercial real estate investment firm founded on the belief that development projects should not only fulfill a need today, but for years to come. The company’s primary objective is to add value to assets and communities through the acquisition, development and repurposing of existing land and buildings. Specializing in the retail, office and hospitality sectors, its projects are designed to create spaces that bring people together, inspire, and serve the community. Ranked among the top commercial property developers based in Indianapolis, the KennMar team is made up of a seasoned group of professionals who have more than 250 years of combined commercial real estate experience, have collectively managed more than 50 million square feet of commercial property and have participated in the financing and fundraising of approximately $8 billion worth of capital.
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