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Midwest Office Construction Is Slowing, But These 5 Cities Are Building The Most
Office development remains subdued across the U.S., but a handful of Midwestern markets are still adding new space. According to Yardi Matrix, developers completed 9.9 million square feet of office space nationwide through May 2026, with five Midwest metros accounting for nearly 1.2 million square feet—about 11.7% of all U.S. office deliveries.
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Report Recommends Steps to Speed Up Affordable Housing Development
A report released by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Nebraska chapter offers a roadmap for increasing affordable housing production in Omaha’s urban core, with recommendations focused on streamlining development, expanding financing options and strengthening partnerships among the public, private and philanthropic sectors. Omaha’s urban core is generally defined as...
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The Rows at Field Club
The first of eight buildings is now going vertical in The Rows at Field Club development. The $11.1 million project sits along the Field Club Trail, which at one time was a Missouri Pacific Railroad right-of-way. Altogether, the project will have 31 luxury rental townhomes, each of which will be three floors.
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Omaha’s commercial real estate market keeps building momentum as industrial, retail and healthcare sectors shine
The Omaha commercial real estate market continues to post solid performances across several property sectors, with industrial, retail and healthcare leading the way. According to Mike Homa, president of the Nebraska division for R&R Realty Group, the city’s steady growth, available land and business-friendly environment are helping keep development activity moving despite higher construction costs and lingering uncertainty in parts of the economy.
KCRG
Rural counties seeing biggest increases, banker urges early contact with lenders
Western Iowa Today
Atlantic Chamber Ambassadors Hold Ribbon Cutting for New Tiny Homes
(Atlantic) The Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors held a ribbon cutting Thursday morning for Vision Atlantic’s new tiny homes in the Camblin Hills Development. Christina Bateman, with Vision Atlantic, said the 10 tiny homes will be available as short-term rentals through Airbnb. Jessie Shiels, with Vision Atlantic, said...
omahamagazine.com
Omaha Today! World Cup Action Highlights Bustling Downtown Omaha Weekend
Watch the World Cup quarterfinals with free outdoor viewing parties, giveaways, and game-day festivities at Omaha's Capitol District. Bring your four-legged friend to a free dog training workshop at The RiverFront, complete with expert tips and splash pools for pups. Meet nationally recognized chef Rachel McGill and discover how fresh...
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AlffCo signs 20,936-square-foot lease at Catalyst Omaha
Koelbel and Company and GreensSlate are pleased to announce that AlffCo, a national facility services provider, has signed a 64-month lease for 20,396 square feet at Catalyst Omaha, further reinforcing the property’s position as a premier destination for growing and innovative companies. AlffCo recently relocated its operations to Catalyst...
thereader.com
‘Monumental opportunity’: Omaha Inland Port Authority unveils plans for innovation district
The Omaha Inland Port Authority unveiled the location for its headquarters Tuesday morning, a major step in the publicly funded entity’s mission to grow economic opportunity in north and east Omaha. The group’s headquarters and innovation district will be built near Ames and North 28th avenues on a site...
Des Moines Business Record
Hubbell continues expansion in Omaha market
As Hubbell Realty Co. continues to grow and develop properties in the Des Moines metro, it is also growing its presence in the Omaha market, where it is developing industrial and multifamily projects as it expands its footprint outside of Iowa. The Business Record recently spoke with Kyle Gamble about...
WOWT
Omaha developer plans to demolish abandoned buildings near I-480 for affordable housing
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - A developer is seeking city funding to demolish abandoned buildings near 25th and Center Street and replace them with new apartments and townhomes, including nearly 200 affordable housing units. The Omaha City Council is considering a $3.6 million tax increment financing request to help fund the...
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$56.2M project will turn South Omaha grain silos into market-rate apartments
Decommissioned grain silos have long towered over a South Omaha neighborhood. By the end of 2029, they’ll be transformed into 223 market rate apartments. The $56.2 million project at 34th and Vinton streets includes the demolition of most of the 120-foot tall silos, with a few to be incorporated into the design. Plans call for four buildings. Two will be built atop the remains of the silos.