Topeka Deal Watch, November 9, 2026: Two Commercial Buys Under $400K and a Week of Foreclosures

Here's what's new in the Topeka and Shawnee County market this week.

2614 SW 17th St, $375,000. This is a 3,600 sf former Fuzzy's Taco Shop on 0.22 acres zoned C-2, two blocks from Washburn University. The hood, Ansul fire suppression and two walk-in coolers are still there, and it has a newer roof and a resurfaced lot. https://realeascend.com/ks-real-estate/topeka/2614-sw-17th-street-mls-2648203

1834 NW Topeka Blvd, $275,000. This 6,764 sf C4 building on 0.43 acres in North Topeka has retail space, a garage, a tavern that has been closed for years, and two apartments upstairs. KDOT counts 18,865 cars a day going past. https://showcase.realestatedigital.com/property-details/1834-nw-topeka-blvd-topeka-ks-66608-200000084767?l=427614917

Sheriff sales. Nov 10: 5840 SW Fairlawn Rd and 2522 SE Illinois Ave. Nov 17: 951 SW Woodbridge Pl, 826 SW Webster Ave and 5630 SW 17th St. Sales start at 10am sharp in the Shawnee County Courthouse sub-basement, 200 SE 7th St, and bidders need a certified check. https://salesweb.civilview.com/Sales/SalesSearch?countyId=56

611 SW Fillmore St triplex, $169,900. It's under contract but taking backups after six price cuts from $199,900. https://jeffreykrantz.remax-midstates.com/realestate/details/21547653/611-sw-fillmore-street-topeka-ks-66606

Policy watch. Mayor Spencer Duncan wants the city to lobby the Statehouse to change how affordable housing tax credits (LIHTC) are handled. The city is also looking for a new city manager after Robert Perez left. Voters decide on March 2, 2027 whether to add a 0.1% sales tax for housing and homelessness.

If you want to talk through any of these, call me.

Henry McClure
(762) 291-2765

Henry McClure 
Time kills deals
785-383-9994

www.henrymcclure.live

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