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Lee's Summit development update: Costco, Ovation, Seven Brew and 54 Draft House moving forward

City Council of Lee's Summit, Missouri · June 9, 2026
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Summary

City staff reported development activity including a Costco at 50 & 291 (phase one of East Village, projected late August opening), Seven Brew drive-through in final plan review, Ovation mixed-use development beginning construction with phase one targeted this fall, and 54 Draft House slated to open this fall in Old Village.

During the meeting's development minute the city listed near-term commercial and mixed-use projects that are expected to change the local retail and housing landscape.

Key projects: A Costco is under construction at the southeast corner of 50 Highway and 291 (described as phase one of the East Village development) and is projected to open in late August. Seven Brew (a drive-through coffee/ beverage concept) is in final development plan and building-permit review for the corner of 291 and Southeast Fifth Street. Ovation, a master-planned mixed-use development at 150 and 291, is in early construction stages with phase one targeted for completion this fall. 54 Draft House, described as part of the new Old Village redevelopment, is under construction and slated to open this fall.

Why it matters: These projects signal continued commercial and mixed-use investment in Lee's Summit's growth corridors and downtown-adjacent neighborhoods. The Costco anchor may increase regional retail draw; Ovation's housing and neighborhood amenities could add local population and services.

Whats next: Projects cited are at different stages—permits, early construction, or targeted openings—so timelines and final details may shift pending permitting and construction progress.