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Transformation plans of former Sprint acreage in Overland Park have been brought before the City Planning Commission by its new owner, Occidental Management Inc. The real estate developer introduced preliminary plans for Aspiria, a proposed mix-used district.
A name change has already taken effect for the grounds that once housed the headquarters of Sprint Corporation.
New property owner, commercial real estate firm Occidental Management Inc., announced the campus’ name change in 2020, which was made effective Jan. 1, 2021.
“Aspiria reflects an innovative and transformative destination – one we are eager to watch take shape. The project is of a grand scale on the global stage, and we needed a name and brand that was representative of an environment with limitless options,” CEO and chairman of Occidental Management, Gary Oborny, said in a December news release.
The most recent activity for redevelopment of the property surfaced this week as the real estate firm presented preliminary development plans to the City Planning Commission of Overland Park.
Another plan had previously been submitted to the city in mid-September 2020.
Occidental Management is looking to rezone the 207-acre campus to a planned mixed-use district with the new name, Aspiria.
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