Kathy A. Bolten
Senior Staff Writer at Business Record
Senior staff writer @BusinessRecord, @DrakeUniversity grad. Bike rider, gardner, golfer, quilter and, most importantly, grandma to two!
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1 week ago |
businessrecord.com | Kathy A. Bolten |Michael Crumb
The new Kettlestone Central Sports Complex in Waukee will host its inaugural tournament this weekend. The complex includes two 65,000-square-foot rectangular-shaped buildings with brick exteriors and gable-style roofs. Each building includes six full-size basketball courts that can be converted into eight courts for volleyball. Stadium seating surrounds the sunken courts.
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1 week ago |
businessrecord.com | Kathy A. Bolten |Michael Crumb
No new office construction was brought to market in the first quarter of 2025, with vacancy rates remaining high in the central business district as tenants either consolidated locations or moved but did not expand. That has resulted in either stable or higher vacancy rates, reports from commercial brokerage firms showed.
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1 week ago |
businessrecord.com | Kathy A. Bolten |Michael Crumb
Sote Dooriors I LLC, based in Des Moines, paid Hubbell Realty Co., operating as the 12th Street Lofts LLC, $2.95 million for property at 121 12th St. in downtown Des Moines, Polk County real estate records show. The property includes a 27,858-square-foot, two-story building that was converted into 26 apartment units about six years ago. The property is valued at $3.2 million. The transaction was recorded April 7.
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1 week ago |
businessrecord.com | Kathy A. Bolten |Michael Crumb
The Iowa FFA Foundation, a nonprofit promoting youth agriculture education, announced that Joshua Remington will resign as executive director after almost 14 years. Remington has accepted a new professional opportunity that aligns with his passion for service and education, according to a news release. The Iowa FFA Foundation executive committee has appointed Dave Holm as interim executive director during the transition.
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1 week ago |
businessrecord.com | Kathy A. Bolten |Michael Crumb
Two apartment projects that would add 40 rental units in Des Moines received final design approvals today from a city board. The three-story Goldfinch Lofts, proposed at 3404-3422 Ingersoll Ave., would include commercial space on the street level and 28 apartment units, all with affordability restrictions, spread over the second and third floors. The Highland Park Flats is planned on vacant property at 3608-3610 Fifth Ave. The two-story structure would include 12 units.
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The sale of the @kumandgo sale to Maverik was finalized today. Read details in @BusinessRecord : https://t.co/0QL6AwA2BO
Find out how a developer landed @TGBrews as a tenant in his new development project in Des Moines - only in the @BusinessRecord: https://t.co/MVFTqwtGAm https://t.co/68kKJQapHj
Des Moines "is a critical city that helped us become who we are, and the beer culture there is amazing.” said @TGBrews's president about adding a location in the capital city. https://t.co/e2zGLiv1fC
