Construction is set to begin on the Westgate Townhomes, a 48-unit, market-rate rental development on Oskaloosa’s west side. The project will feature two-bedroom, two-story units ranging from ...

Pleasant Hill, a city of nearly 12,000 people on the east side of Des Moines’ metro, has placed a moratorium on the use of tax abatements as a tool for economic development. The moratorium will stay ...

A rendering from The Iowa Clinic shows the clinic’s proposed two-story, 27,000-square-foot medical building that is planned for 207 Jordan Creek Parkway, west of Jordan Creek Town Center. If approved ...

Graziano Brothers Inc., based in Des Moines, paid GBC Partners LLC $1.5 million for property at 36 Clark St. in Des Moines, records show. The property includes a 10,970-square-foot warehouse built in ...

EveryStep has received a $40,000 Community Development Grant from the Polk County Board of Supervisors to support its transition to a new electronic health record system, Careficient. The funding, ...

Home sales in the Greater Des Moines area gained momentum in May with sales increasing 16.2% from April, new data from the Des Moines Area Association of Realtors shows. In May, 1,435 homes were sold, ...

The West Des Moines Chamber of Commerce announced it will invite alumni of its professional development program, YURtern, to celebrate the program’s seventh year. More than 1,300 student interns have ...

The former Story County Medical Center campus in Nevada will be transformed into 60 residential units that will help meet one of the community’s most pressing needs: housing for current and future ...

I grow lavender at Iowa Lavender Farm in Ames with my family. What started as planting lavender has grown into handcrafted products, farm tours, the Des Moines Farmers’ … ...

American Equity Investment Life Holding Co. announced that Axel André will join the West Des Moines-based life and annuity company this month as chief financial officer.

The Des Moines City Council will consider a request to demolish the Brown Garage at Fourth Street and Grand Avenue at its meeting on June 29.

No industry is set in stone. Indianola-based Cemen Tech has been shaking up – or vibrating – the cement and concrete industry with its volumetric mixer trucks. Roads, bridges, buildings, parking lots ...