Introducing Koethe North, a highly desirable commercial property offering 335 acres of development-ready industrial land just minutes east of Des Moines. With unbeatable access to I-80 and U.S. 65, this site provides numerous strategic advantages for businesses seeking accessibility, scalability, and close proximity to their customers.
Take note, industrial and manufacturing business owners. These sites on 9th Street NE in Altoona are advantageous in every way possible—they’re the definition of ideal.
An abundance of exciting development opportunities can be found at Altoona’s Prairie Crossing area, the Des Moines metro’s newest entertainment hot spot! Here’s what’s up for grabs: 120 acres of mixed-use development space and roughly 400,000 square feet of premier retail space. Continue reading…
In the center of an up-and-coming Altoona community lies 8.9 acres of available land, ripe for commercial development.
The 2 parcels which make up the property are located across the street (1st Ave S) from one another, both sitting off Edwin W. Skinner Pkwy. They’re separated only by a new Casey’s location, which will be beneficial in driving traffic to the area. Plus, they’re in a spot that both business owners and customers will appreciate. Continue reading…
Located near I-80, between Hubbell Ave and 34th Ave SW, sits 32 acres of land that’s perfect for commercial or multi-family residential development.
The property (divided into multiple parcels) is in the heart of Altoona’s fast-growing entertainment scene. It’s right across the street from Adventureland Resort, with Prairie Meadows, Bass Pro Shops, the Outlets of Des Moines, and other popular destinations close by. Continue reading…
Located just a few minutes north of I-80, and right off NE Hubbell Ave in Altoona, the I-80 Business Park is ripe with industrial development opportunities. Continue reading…
Located across the street from one another on Altoona’s 34th Ave SW, The Emory and Vintage Cooperative could hardly be closer.
At the same time, they couldn’t be more different: One property is geared towards residents ages 55 and up. The other is designed for people of all ages (and their furry friends, too).
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Just beyond Mud Creek, near the eastern border of Altoona, lies a plot of land that checks all the boxes for industrial development.
As the Altoona community begins to restore and revitalize Olde Town, businesses and developers are taking a fresh look at the downtown district.
Residents of an Altoona neighborhood are saying ‘hello’ to a new next-door neighbor: an expansive, beautiful park.
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