Two high-rise apartment complexes in downtown Lincoln get nod from City Council | Local Government
The Gold’s Building plan includes creating about 180 apartments that would be mostly one-bedroom units.
The first floor of the building would be designated for commercial use, the basement would be turned into self-storage for building residents or businesses, and there would be rooftop amenities for the residents.
The developer, a Kansas City real estate group, is seeking historic tax credits to add needed windows to the building.
There is also plan to raze a vacant building next door at 1023 O St. to create a small park or open space for residents.
Block 65 developers want to bring condo feel to downtown Lincoln apartment building
The developer would take over use of the skywalk, leading to parking in the old Centum parking garage with about 220 stalls reserved for residents.
The project also includes plans to demolish the old building at 233 S. 10th St. that once housed the Lincoln Police Department to make way for a bus transfer station. Buses currently stop on the east side of the Gold’s Building.
Council member Jane Raybould noted that while these projects don’t include affordable housing, the tax-increment financing used will make a considerable contribution to a fund that provides $400,000 every two-year budget cycle for affordable housing.
Check out new construction in Lincoln
Holiday Inn Express
Workers construct a tower crane on the southeast corner of Ninth and O streets on March 30. The crane will be used to construct a 140-room Holiday Inn Express.
VA Clinic
A new $23.9 million Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic being built on the VA campus south of 70th and O streets is the cornerstone of a larger redevelopment known as Victory Park.
Antelope Tower
A preliminary design shows plans for an apartment building proposed on the block west of Antelope Valley Parkway in the K and L streets corridor.
Mourning Hope Grief Center
Construction is close to being finished on the new Mourning Hope Grief Center in February.
State office building
A nighttime rendering of the planned State of Nebraska office building at 17th and K streets. The four-story building would have two levels of parking and two floors of office space.
Lincoln sports complex
Work is going on to finish the interior of the Kinetic Sports Complex on West O Street so it can be open in March.
Campion project
Campion Development has received approval for its student-oriented housing project at Ninth and M streets.
300 N. 48th Street
A Spectrum retail store will be the first tenant for a retail building under construction at the former Skate Zone site at 300 N. 48th St. Construction on a hotel at the site is likely to start in the next two to three months.
Gold’s Galleria
The Gold’s Building at 11th and O streets has been sold to a real estate investment company that plans a $15 million-$20 million redevelopment that will include a 110-room hotel.
Madonna New Patient Wing
Madonna Rehabilitation Hospitals plans to break ground this spring on a new $57 million, three-story patient wing on its Lincoln campus.
Wesleyan theatre
An architectural rendering shows the first phase of a renovation project at Nebraska Wesleyan University, which will replace seats in McDonald Theatre.
Tommy’s Express Car Wash
Workers put together the red, steel frame for Tommy’s Express Car Wash north of 70th and O Streets in November. The site was formerly home to Texas T-Bone and Lone Star Steakhouse, among other restaurants.
Lied Place Residences
A 300-foot mobile crane sits ready to erect a 280-foot tower crane at the site of the future Lied Place Residences in November.
Bryan Physician Network
Bryan Physician Network broke ground at 84th and Pioneers on a new building that will be home to Southeast Lincoln Family Medicine and a second Bryan Urgent Care location.
New football complex
Nebraska’s proposed new football facility ties in with the East Stadium Plaza and other buildings on the NU campus.
Sun Valley Lanes
This rendering shows the new bar planned at Sun Valley Lanes.
Telegraph Flats
Telegraph Lofts East rises in the foreground, followed by Telegraph Flats, while looking west toward downtown Lincoln in September.
SCC renovations
Southeast Community College’s Education Square downtown was renovated, with enhanced security.
Nebraska Innovation Campus hotel
An architectural rendering shows a six-story hotel proposed for 21st Street and Transformation Drive on Nebraska Innovation Campus.
Kindler Hotel
There’s a healthy use of granite and marble throughout the rooms and public spaces, including bathrooms at The Kindler Hotel.
Lancaster Event Center
Water hookups and electrical boxes line the new campground under construction at the Lancaster Event Center.
Olsson
Construction on the Olsson building in the Haymarket in July.
Eastmont
This rendering shows what the Eastmont campus at 6315 O St. will look like after its planned $50 million expansion.
Lincoln Children’s Zoo
The new Wild Kingdom Theater is part of the expanded Lincoln Children’s Zoo that opened in May.
The Stack Lofts
The Stack at 1222 P St. includes 27 market-rate apartments — three two-bedroom units, 20 one-bedroom units and four studios, some with balcony access.
Ninth & O development
New renderings show a preliminary design for a hotel on the southeast corner of Ninth and O streets.
Prison Open House
The new, 160-bed women’s unit at the Community Corrections Center-Lincoln was built to be a therapeutic space. It features earth tones, natural lighting and wood throughout the building.
Wilderness Nature Camp
The Lincoln Parks Foundation is raising money to build a new Wilderness Nature Camp building at Pioneers Park Nature Center.
Great Plains Beef
This rendering shows Great Plains Beef’s planned new administration building at 84th Street and Havelock Avenue.
Matt Olberding
14th and N
Argent Group is behind this high-rise development at 14th and N streets. The rendering is looking southwest.
Southpointe garage
Part of the new parking garage at SouthPointe Pavilions is finally open, several months after originally planned.
Pershing proposals/White Lotus Group/HDR
White Lotus Group and HDR propose a mixed-use community hub for the site it calls Mural, which would combine affordable housing, retail, a wellness center and central library with murals throughout the block.
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