Towne West Square, located in Wichita, Kansas, is an enclosed shopping mall owned by Kohan Retail Investment Group. Opened in 1980, it features stores such as JCPenney, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and the only Dillard’s Clearance store in Kansas, along with 50 other national and local retailers. While the mall was lively in the past, it is now mostly empty and considered a "dead mall" by some visitors. Despite this, the security team is highly praised for their quick response to crime, making visitors feel safe. The mall is very clean, and some suggest converting it into apartments for the elderly and disabled. Though many stores need support to thrive again, visitors still stop by occasionally, reminiscing about the mall’s past.
Wish they would find something to put in there. It's just a waste of resources sitting there they could have a few bars Make it like the old inkahoots, and retail a restaurant number of things. I know the mall has run its course but the building is still there and okay
January 2025
There are still some stores available that need to be boosted. LET'S HELP BY BUYING THEIR PRODUCTS so that the stores can get up again 👌
January 2025
Security officers are on point, they've caught the ATM thief's and recovered a stolen vehicle that WPD couldn't do anything about( worthless bacon strips ) within 48 hours. Definitely need more Security officers like them on the streets. I feel safe when I'm walking around the mall with the rest of the people.
