Projects

1201 Keosauqua Way, Des Moines, IA 50309

 This unique, historic, rug factory is being converted into a mixed-use office and retail space for lease. Originally built over time between 1910 and 1928 and run by accomplished 20th century businesswoman, Emma Owens Ferrington, the complex remains largely untouched until now. Historic finishes ar

1201 Keosauqua Way, Des Moines, IA 50309

 This unique, historic, rug factory is being converted into a mixed-use office and retail space for lease. Originally built over time between 1910 and 1928 and run by accomplished 20th century businesswoman, Emma Owens Ferrington, the complex remains largely untouched until now. Historic finishes are being preserved and restored while modern amenities are being added. The complex was built in four distinct sections: A B C & D each with unique features. 

730 South 29th Street, Fort Dodge, IA 50501

Opening in 2018, the industrial development quickly became the market leader in self storage. The state of the art construction includes both climate controlled and traditional storage. The project has been built in four separate phases that currently sits at 37,500 square feet on 5.43 acres with

730 South 29th Street, Fort Dodge, IA 50501

Opening in 2018, the industrial development quickly became the market leader in self storage. The state of the art construction includes both climate controlled and traditional storage. The project has been built in four separate phases that currently sits at 37,500 square feet on 5.43 acres with room for expansion. When the site is completely built out it will have nearly 80,000 square feet of storage.

134, 136, & 138 Main Street, McGregor, IA 52157

 Built in 1866, the Masonic Block is a three story historically significant complex that has contributed to the historic fabric of McGregor. However, after decades of disrepair, the nearly 15,000 square foot building is in need of a major renovation to help bring the structure into the 21st c

134, 136, & 138 Main Street, McGregor, IA 52157

 Built in 1866, the Masonic Block is a three story historically significant complex that has contributed to the historic fabric of McGregor. However, after decades of disrepair, the nearly 15,000 square foot building is in need of a major renovation to help bring the structure into the 21st century. This will consist of 1st floor commercial/retail space with modern apartments/condos on the upper two floors.  The complex will be restored per the National Park Service Department of Interiors Standards for historic renovations and will take up to 12 months to complete.