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Wantoch Runs for Brookings City Council
BROOKINGS (10-16-26) — Brookings Radio and the Brookings Beacon continue election 2026 coverage. Today we profile Brookings City Council candidate Wade Wantoch. Wantoch is retired, has lived in Brookings roughly 30 years, and worked at Larson’s and 3-M — now known as Solventum. He said affordable housing...
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Dawley Farm Village office suite offers outstanding location, ready-to-go space
This Site Spotlight is sponsored by Tysdal Commercial. An office suite in a prominent east-side development offers move-in ready space for its next tenant. Located at 5010 E. Rosa Parks Place, it’s part of the Dawley Office Park on East 26th Street next to Rosa Parks Elementary. The 2,350-square-foot...
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Apartment of the Week: Willows South Commons
This Apartment of the Week is sponsored by Lloyd Cos. Whether you’re looking for a studio apartment or a large space, a popular east-side community has options that likely will fit your needs and budget. The location. Willows South Commons at 7000 E. Arrowhead Parkway builds on the broader...
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Multifamily investment firm sees best leasing results since pandemic-era spike
This piece is sponsored by Ernst Capital Group. It’s shaping up to be an especially strong year for multifamily housing — and for the Sioux Falls firm that connects investors with opportunities across the region. “Other than two outlier years during the pandemic, we’ve seen some of the...
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Iowa bank adds mortgage loan office in Sioux Falls
Iowa-based Northwest Bank has expanded to Sioux Falls. The bank has opened a mortgage loan office at 2401 W. Trevi Place. It’s staffed by mortgage loan originator Noah Slagter, who brings four years of mortgage lending experience with Northwest Bank in the Des Moines market. “We are excited to...
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Proposal would add properties to downtown Business Improvement District
More properties would pay into the downtown Business Improvement District, or BID, in a proposal being considered by the City Council. The change would remove current exemptions for industrial and purely multifamily properties in the BID, which were put in place years ago. Currently, 21 properties fall under that exemption.
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Apartment of the Week: Foss Fields Ascent
This Apartment of the Week is sponsored by Real Property Management Express. A brand-new apartment community in northeast Sioux Falls is filling up fast. Foss Fields Ascent is at 1001 N. Highline Ave., conveniently accessible off Veterans Parkway. “Residents really enjoy the convenient location on the growing east side of...
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Groups ask state's largest city for data center permitting pause
Multiple groups are banding together and asking the state’s largest city to press “pause” on hyperscale data centers until ordinances are in place. At a press conference at the Downtown Sioux Falls Library, people were talking about an issue much of the country is also talking about right now: hyperscale data centers.
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Land and Lending Conference to feature national speakers on anniversary of 1929 market crash
This event listing is sponsored by South Dakota State University. A prominent financial journalist will anchor a conference in Sioux Falls this fall that explores the credit cycle in the context of the 1929 stock market crash. The 2026 South Dakota Land and Lending Conference, presented by the Ness School...
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VIEWPOINT | Downtown district helps Sioux Falls accomplish more
Since 1989, Downtown Sioux Falls property owners have made a collective decision: invest together in the future of downtown. For many people, the BID is associated with the visible things it helps support: ambassadors, flower planters, events, holiday decorations, beautification and marketing. Those investments are important, but they are not the purpose of the BID.
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Innovative approaches advance as South Dakota’s housing affordability edge narrows
The massive structure is so eye-catching that it’s beginning to serve as a landmark for pilots flying into the nearby Sioux Falls Regional Airport. Inside the 100-by-1,000-foot hoop-like structure, the first homes in the new Harvest Hills development are starting to take shape using an approach not just unique to Sioux Falls but also nationwide, managing partner Allen Gordon said.