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KCBD NOW: Interview with Alisa Sisemore Part 1 - KCBD

Developer Alisa Sisemore laid out surprising new details for transforming the Depot District in her recent KCBD NOW interview.
This initiative directly addresses long-standing concerns about underutilized spaces along Mac Davis Lane and Avenue H. Business owners in the district have consistently pushed for more investment, hoping to draw people beyond specific event nights or Texas Tech game days. Sisemores remarks suggest a major private funding push, potentially reshaping the entire feel of downtown.
For folks living in Tech Terrace or driving in for dinner, expect more diverse dining options and modern apartment choices within walking distance of entertainment. A fresh vibe for weekend nights and a boost for cultural events are possible, but new challenges will emerge for existing local shops. Property values in surrounding blocks, particularly those just east of Avenue Q, could see a notable uptick. This marks the largest private investment in downtown Lubbock in over two decades.
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