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End of an era: Go inside the Kaleidoscope at the Hub as demolition begins
Crews are tearing down the east half of the shuttered mall to make way for a $100 million housing skyscraper that will change the Des Moines skyline. Inside, it’s dark, dusty, and gutted.
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What changes could be coming to the Des Moines skyline in 2025?
Construction on the 515 Walnut residential skyscraper is getting started, Joe Teeling, head of development firm St. Joseph Group, recently confirmed. The Des Moines City Council approved a final ...
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Facing more cuts, cities like Des Moines reconsider property tax breaks that help them grow
33-story skyscraper going up downtown at 515 Walnut St. For a capital city that long has had more than its share of tax-exempt government buildings, schools and nonprofits, Des Moines' investment ...
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Work is underway at 515 Walnut. Could construction on the downtown skyscraper start soon?
Des Moines Assistant City Manager Matt Anderson ... With no construction on the skyscraper, the city terminated the development agreement on June 1, 2020. Teeling, at one time president of ...