The Business Record recently reached out to the eight people who have been named CRE Professional of the Year and asked them to respond to questions related to economic downturns.
Hubbell Realty Co. has launched a new homebuilding entity that focuses on build-on-your-lot, particularly in rural Iowa, the West Des Moines-based company announced.
The one-year delay in opening Pro Iowa Stadium and Global Plaza also means other related Krause Group projects will likely be completed at dates later than originally planned, people associated with the project said.
Consumer shopping habits were changing before the pandemic began. The economic turmoil caused by the global health crisis only quickened the move to buying everything from groceries to clothes and sporting equipment online.
Benzing said that's also a common concern for cities, counties — and even homeowners who live in conservation communities. Prairie can often look wild and unkept, particularly in the non-blooming months.
Hubbell Homes, one of Des Moines' largest homebuilders, has been investing heavily in townhomes for over a decade. It says they comprise 62% of its current inventory.
City leaders released a draft concept of the Downtown DSM: Future Forward Vision Plan and Action Plan on Wednesday, with a goal of finalizing it this summer. Public comment will be taken into consideration before final plans are released.
Post-COVID-19 downtown living is exploding in popularity, making it difficult to find a place to live in downtown Des Moines. LEVEL, an apartment community in the Bridge District downtown, is a new Hubbell housing project that is nearing completion.
Hubbell Realty Co. this month began construction for Forge65, a 162-unit townhouse and apartment development located on about 8 acres south of Iowa Highway 163 at Northeast 60th Street in Pleasant Hill.
