Kimberley Development News Today

A well-known residential development company based in Ankeny was recently fined $9,000 for failing to adequately contain soil runoff at a project site in Elkhart, the Department of Natural Resources

Kimberley Development Corporation, of Ankeny, was fined $9,000 for erosion at a project site in Elkhart, the third fine in three years.

Mitchellville could reach out to nearby farmers to see if theyd like to annex into the city limits to keep a buffer from Des Moines growing suburbs.

Founding members of the Iowa Real Estate Developers Association include (from left) Jerry Waddilove of Merit Construction, Jenna Kimberley of Kimberley Develop

Bill Kimberley, founder and president of Ankeny-based Kimberley Development Corp., has launched Progressive Builders, a line of affordably priced single-family

A decades-old strip retail center in Des Moines’ Waveland Park neighborhood has a new owner. APG Real Estate, located in Des Moines, paid BP Frankl

Hubbell Realty Co. has purchased 3.7 acres in Adel where it plans to construct a senior living community. Hubbell, doing business as Edencrest at Adel LLC

As we do each year, we asked our readers to cast votes for what Des Moines has to offer in a variety of business-related categories. These businesses make up

Boone-based grocer Fareway Inc. has purchased nearly 4.5 acres of undeveloped ground in the rapidly growing northwest section of Ankeny, Polk County r

Mosaic, an Omaha-based nonprofit long-term care provider for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, has purchased six residential properties i