Bender Commercial Real Estate Services

Former Sears space listed for lease – and not as retail space

The former Sears location is on the market for lease – and not necessarily to another retailer.

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Law office has big vision for new downtown location

“He warned us you’ll need vision. It’s not turnkey.” But they have a vision – so get ready for the latest downtown transformation.

Resilient, record-breaking year sets up Sioux Falls for more growth in 2021

“We’ve had probably the best year we’ve had in a long time.” Will next year bring more of the same? From leaders in development to retail and finance, we asked.

Business deals multiply on Minnesota Avenue as city considers future possibilities

“The last six months we’ve seen a lot of ‘for sale’ signs turn to ‘sale pending’ signs on Minnesota Avenue.” And that could be just the start, as the city has identified Minnesota Avenue for a study that could lead to redevelopment.

Jodi's Journal

Jodi’s Journal: Amazon, art and attracting a post-pandemic workforce

If Sioux Falls is going to capitalize on the “Amazon effect,” it would be well served to invest in the arts.

Bender midyear outlook shows big demand for industrial space, office investment

From industrial to office properties, retail centers and investment deals — here’s the midyear state of the market from Bender Commercial.

Sioux Falls retail market in 2020: Uncertainty mixed with some signs of life

At first, 2020 looked like the year that would bring the next wave of national retail to Sioux Falls. This is how it’s looking now.

Development plan announced for 57th Street farmland

Some longtime farmland surrounded by development on East 57th Street likely will become a mix of apartments, retail and office space.

Up-And-Comer

Commercial broker’s internship led to career

This week’s Up-and-Comer is Bradyn Neises, a commercial real estate broker with Bender Commercial Real Estate Services.

Inside the new (home) office, remote workers find ways to keep working

From laundry rooms to garages, the home office now takes many forms. Here’s a look at how Sioux Falls-area workers are making it work.

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