Urban Dreams and Hubbell Construction Services kicked off a $1.9 million project on land held since 1999, aimed at working families.

The bakery's new Griffin Building home was once a Kum & Go, and the city bent its own rules to help pay for it.

The city says the new deal could save taxpayers over $20 million after August's collapse. A rival developer just bowed out.

City staff say the office plan demonstrates a plan for financing, while the arts center lacks committed funds. A council vote looms Monday.

The 44-acre complex is under 30% occupied, but Bradford Allen envisions a hotel, housing and shops replacing empty cubicles.

Iowa's Debi Durham says talks with Mesabi Metallics are very close, but a board vote is still weeks away.

The Michigan-based firm is securitizing 10 data centers serving 839 customers, betting secondary markets can rival Dallas and Virginia.

Kading Properties is expanding its Urbandale office to more than four times its current size as it marks 50 years building workforce housing statewide.

Iowa Fastener is expanding in Ankeny with an 82,000-square-foot facility it will finally own instead of lease.

Pre-leasing is underway at the seven-story Aston, which replaced an abandoned barber college and includes a dog park and bocce courts.

Infrastructure is done and a $47M apartment project is proposed, but the 39-acre portion of the Market District still has no finished buildings.

Hubbell Realty and Anawim Housing's $5.3M Baker Creek phase targets families at 40% and 60% of area median income.

A rooftop restaurant and bar will bring new life to the former office tower at 206 Eighth St. by spring 2028.