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Construction on The Elowen Hotel Begins this Fall in Heartwood Preserve
Lanoha Real Estate plans to break ground this fall on The Elowen, a four-star boutique hotel in “The Row,” a 40-acre, mixed-use, pedestrian-oriented district. The Row is the center portion of the sprawling 500-acre Heartwood Preserve development southwest of 144th & West Dodge Road. The Elowen will be...
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Historic North Omaha apartment complex breaks ground on major renovation
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) — A groundbreaking ceremony marked the start of a major renovation at the Ernie Chambers Court Apartments, a project three years in the making. Construction crews are renovating the historic six-building complex in north Omaha. Jake Hoppe, CEO of Lincoln-based Hoppe Development, said the project started with feedback from the community.
Western Iowa Today
New Homes and Lots Available at Vision Atlantic’s Camblin Hills
(Atlantic) Vision Atlantic announced on Facebook that there are currently five homes and two lots available for purchase at the Camblin Hills Development. The organization has partnered with the Community Foundation for Western Iowa and the Charles E. Lakin Foundation to bring 142 new homes to the area. Camblin Hills is located conveniently close to downtown Atlantic, specifically on Olive St between 17th St and 22nd St.
Western Iowa Today
Council Bluffs, Greenfield Projects Receive Housing Tax Credit Awards
(Des Moines) The Iowa Finance Authority has awarded more than $11.3 million in federal housing tax credits to help create 338 affordable rental homes in nine Iowa communities, including Council Bluffs and Greenfield. In Council Bluffs, the new Spin Lofts development at 521 21st Avenue received $1.2 million in tax...
Western Iowa Today
Atlantic City Council Approves Purchase and Demolition of Hazardous Hazel Street Property
(Atlantic) The Atlantic City Council has approved the purchase of a home at 910 Hazel Street, which was designated a dangerous building, during its regular meeting on Wednesday. Mayor Rob Clausen announced that the city will acquire the property for $7,500 and plans to demolish it, with the current residents scheduled to relocate.
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The May 30th Grow Omaha Radio Show
The May 30th, 2026 Grow Omaha Radio Show was broadcast live from the Relevant Center during Elkhorn Days. Jeff Beals and Trenton Magid discuss the pancake breakfast, the Elkhorn Days Parade, the Countryside Art Fair and this week’s development news, including The Elowen hotel at Heartwood Preserve, a downtown Drury Inn TIF request, a Millwork Commons parking garage, Omaha’s ranking as a city for families, Shadow Lake Town Center, Union Pacific’s proposed Norfolk Southern merger and Polina Gardens. The show also features Scott Leighton of Bankers Trust and Ethan Anderson from Dillon Brothers Harley-Davidson, the Commercial Real Estate Development Spotlight sponsored by Noddle Companies, Pastor Ronnie Rothe of Relevant Church and a Lightning Round covering new restaurants, coffee shops, bars and local openings.
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Omaha-area shopping center purchased by New York-based company
One of the metro’s most popular shopping centers has a new owner. Shadow Lake Towne Center in Papillion was purchased in early May by New York-based company DLC for more than $94 million. The previous owner, PREP Property Group, bought the open air retail space in 2018. The purchase...
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Omaha pays $300K to demolish abandoned southwest hotel
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Little Bohemia mixed-use development to bring apartments, commercial space
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Construction crews are moving dirt at the northeast corner of 14th and William Street, where a mixed-use development will bring 154 apartment units and 9,000 square feet of commercial space to Little Bohemia. The project is taking shape in a neighborhood known for its unique architecture,...
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HUD Secretary, state and local leaders highlight North Omaha redevelopment, housing effort
LINCOLN, NEB — Federal, state and local leaders gathered in North Omaha on Thursday to highlight redevelopment efforts and discuss housing affordability challenges. HUD Secretary Scott Turner joined Gov. Jim Pillen and Omaha Mayor John Ewing at the Highlander Accelerator Neighborhood, a redevelopment project official now describe as a national model for community investment.