CLASS A FLEX SPACE FOR LEASE – RIGHT NEXT TO I-80
It checks all the boxes. Featuring spacious units with multiple bay configurations, right next to I-80, Gateway East Business Center in Altoona, IA is as convenient as it gets.
It checks all the boxes. Featuring spacious units with multiple bay configurations, right next to I-80, Gateway East Business Center in Altoona, IA is as convenient as it gets.
In March 2024, the City of Altoona issued 4 commercial and 11 residential building permits representing over 19,033 square feet of new or improved space and over $2.7M million invested.
In February 2024, the City of Altoona issued 3 commercial and 17 residential building permits representing over 29,682 square feet of new or improved space and over $4M million invested.
Business is booming in the Midwest. At the epicenter of it all, Iowa stands out as a thriving hub for commercial real estate investment.
In January 2024, the City of Altoona issued 2 commercial and 15 residential building permits representing over 23,594 square feet of new or improved space and over $3.4M million invested.
Business owners are no strangers to thinking about the future. With markets, consumer attitudes and countless other factors changing at a breakneck pace, “looking down the road” has never been more important.
In December 2023, the City of Altoona issued 3 commercial and 18 residential building permits representing over 33,304 square feet of new or improved space and over $4.2M million invested.
Manufacturing is a key industry in America’s heartland, with Iowa remaining a top destination even in the face of ever-changing challenges and opportunities. The state offers a wide range of benefits for manufacturing businesses, especially those looking to expand or start anew.
In November 2023, the City of Altoona issued 4 commercial and 13 residential building permits representing over 20,817 square feet of new or improved space and over $5.1M million invested.
Success doesn’t happen on its own. It’s the result of intentional planning and decision-making, and most importantly, follow-through. In a similar vein, prosperous, equitable communities don’t develop by mere chance. They’re formed through decades of thoughtful leadership and a shared desire—among businesses, individuals, and local governments—to make things better.