It will mark a symbolic turning point Wednesday, Nov. 8, when city leaders put a twist on a groundbreaking to hold a “rail breaking” at the downtown rail yard, but behind the scenes other progress has been happening.
The historic office building that used to be the headquarters of Great Western Bank is becoming Hotel Phillips, an upscale boutique hotel.
To make room for new mortgage and commercial lenders, Quoin Financial Bank is adding onto its Sioux Falls branch.
Web design and development firm Electric Pulp has taken the last available office space at Washington Square.
Unveiling a design that will walk visitors from “pasture to plate,” the Stockyards Ag Experience has kicked off its next phase of development.
Land for sale near 49th and Western is a sign of development that could happen once 49th Street is extended to the east.
After lagging behind last year’s record building year, permits through October are the strongest ever.
A century-old city-owned building is open for redevelopment.
The University of Northwestern – St. Paul is starting construction of a building that will expand its presence in Sioux Falls.
The head of business development for the state of South Dakota is waiting on decisions from $2 billion in new projects.
