Articles Tagged: Commercial real estate

Owners Steve Shriver and Eric Engelmann need to spend more time on other ventures and hope to find a new owner for the event and music space who has desire to serve community and spend time on the venue.

The Geonetric Building in Cedar Rapids’ NewBo District has been sold to WRH Inc., a South Amana-based civil contractor.

The Cedar Rapids metro commercial real estate industry “continued to excel” in 2024, despite persistent challenges related to remote work patterns established during the pandemic. That’s according to a real estate report published this week by GLD Commercial.

Real estate couple Jim and Liz Efting help others find their dream home.

The widespread adoption of remote work prompted by COVID-19 persists in the Cedar Rapids metro and continues to disrupt the office market, while industrial activity levels off and multifamily development still sees high demand, according to GLD Commercial’s annual real estate report.

A site that one held a ramshackle mobile home park is now being marketed by Tailwind Group.

Event will include properties available for lease or purchase

Development of massive industrial projects and multifamily housing soared in 2022, while office space continues to see increased vacancy rates according to a new report from GLD Commercial.

Ten years into the redevelopment of Westdale Mall in southwest Cedar Rapids, the developer says “we’re kind of in deal-making mode” to complete the site’s transformation into a mix of housing, hotels, retail, dining and office space.

Work continued Friday in downtown Cedar Rapids on the

AMC removes its name from Edgewood Road SW movie theater

First and First West, the $81.5 million development of city-owned land on the west side of the Cedar River, is making progress.

The fate of a site that could present an opportunity to attract people downtown and shape the face of the urban core remains in limbo until a buyer steps forward. The prime piece of vacant land in the heart of Cedar Rapids is listed for sale for $2.5 million.

The owners of a downtown Independence hardware store received a $600,000 Downtown Housing Grant to help develop 10 apartments on its second floor.

Phelan’s Interiors -- a business that was stared 84 years ago in Cedar Rapids as a paint supply for retail and lumber yards -- say it will exit the retail sector.