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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Anita Shodeen has rejected efforts by developer Dan Stanbrough to reorganize the finances of a business that operates the Keck City Center at 500 Grand Ave. Dan Stanbrough LC had been under …
Owing more than $500,000 in delinquent property taxes and unable to pay a bank loan, developer Randall Walters stands little chance of successfully reorganizing the finances of a property he owns in Johnston, according to …
Passengers on final approach to Des Moines International Airport from the south can look down at Norwalk – it’s not far from the airport at all – and see a strip of commercial buildings along …
Commercial real estate professionals are using social media websites and other Web-based publishing applications to establish larger digital footprints, though some are more proactive than others in their approach to new communication platforms.
An analysis …
The city of Des Moines’ engineering department will accept bids until April 26 for demolition of the former YWCA building at 717 Grand Ave. The project is described as involving “protection of the existing skywalk …
Sysco Iowa Inc. has begun construction of a 20,000-square-foot office and customer center at its headquarters in Ankeny. The $4.7 million facility will replace Sysco’s current office building and will be located at the intersection …
The Des Moines Buccaneers now own the land they skate over.
Blackbeard Management LLC, which owns the hockey team, paid $900,000 to buy the 5 acres of land at 7201 Hickman Road on which Buccaneers …
Darrell and Rick Ball announced yesterday they have formed a new construction company, BallTeam Construction LLC.
The business will be managed by Rick Ball and will focus on construction projects for individual and corporate clients. …
Grubb & Ellis Co. said it has been notified that the commercial real estate brokerage is out of compliance with the New York Stock Exchange’s listing standards, the Dallas Business Journal reported. The stock exchange …
Vacant land that was slated for the development of industrial buildings on Des Moines’ East Side could become the site of 210 homes following a property owner’s request to amend a planned unit development.
Mike …
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