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NOTABLE TRANSACTIONS: Des Moines pays $41.9 million for Fifth and Walnut parking garage BY SARAH BOGAARDS | News Intern Wednesday, March 17, 2021 7:00 AM The sale of the troubled parking garage at Fifth Avenue and Walnut Street has been finalized. The city of Des Moines paid Bankers Trust $41.9 million for the property, Polk County records show. The property includes the parking garage as well as three other commercial units. Bankers Trust originally filed a foreclosure petition on the garage in September 2020 claiming 5th and Walnut Parking LLC and developers Just...

PROJECT UPDATE: Grand Living at Tower Place $52 million 'luxury' senior living facility to open in May in W.D.M. Wednesday, March 17, 2021 7:00 AM Work is nearly complete on the five-story, 176-unit senior housing project called Grand Living at Tower Place, located at 540 S. 51st St. in West Des Moines. Photo below: The exterior of Grand Living at Tower Place includes a clock located on the upper part of a tower on a southwest corner of the building. Photos by John Retzlaff WHAT: Grand Living at Tower Place, an independent and assisted living and memory care facility for senio...

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Copy shortlink: Medtronic PLC will build a campus in Lafayette, Colo., north of Denver to consolidate existing research workers there and add up to 1,000 more, according to plans approved this week by city officials. Construction of the nearly 600,000-square-foot project is expected to begin sometime in May and finish in the fall of 2022. Minneapolis-based Ryan Cos. has been selected as the builder for what will be three connected five-story buildings plus a multilevel parking lot on a 42-acre site. The project includes manufacturing, research and administrative space....

Biomass Boiler Technology Heats Up A new corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility in Denver converts sawdust into energy with a state-of-the-art system. Feb192021 Image by Inside Out Studios A humble material—waste sawdust—is a key to the state-of-the-art energy strategy at a doormaker’s new corporate headquarters in Denver.  Completed in January, the home and manufacturing facility of TruStile offers a roadmap for integrating biomass technology into industrial and office buildings. Among other distinctions, the property features Denver’s first biomass boiler...