The 515 Walnut project accounts for 390 — close to one-third — of 1,300 new residential housing units currently planned downtown, said Cy Fox, a senior vice president at CBRE's West Des Moines ...

The site of the 33-story downtown Des Moines apartment project 515 Walnut sits idle a year after Kaleidoscope demolition. ... The state could award 515 Walnut Tower up to $1.5 million.

Work continues to progress on the 33-story 515 Walnut Tower in downtown Des Moines. Vertical construction began with the elevated deck of the building beginning to take shape. The estimated cost of ...

Construction of the $148-million, 33-story 515 Walnut tower in Downtown Des Moines started in December, about 10 years after the project was first pitched. If it is completed, ...

T he Des Moines City Council voted 7-0 Monday in favor of a $150 million apartment project that city officials say could put downtown Des Moines on the map. The '515 Walnut Tower' is a 33-story, ...

Mayor Connie Boesen says Des Moines will give the developer of a 33-story skyscraper time for interest rates to drop. But a skywalk deadline looms.

If the Des Moines City Council gives its approval Monday, the downtown skyline will change.A developer wants to transform the old Kaleidoscope at the Hub site, at 515 Walnut Street, into a 33 ...

We now know what a new high-rise residential building proposed for downtown Des Moines might look like. Developers want to put up 515 Walnut at 5th and Walnut streets downtown.

At 360 feet tall, the 33-story 515 Walnut Tower, which received Des Moines City Council approval for construction incentives Monday night, would slot in at 81st on the list.

Is it a miracle on Walnut Street? An on-again, off-again, 8-year-old proposal for a 33-story apartment tower on the northwest corner of Walnut Street and Fifth Avenue in downtown Des Moines is showing ...

The site of the 33-story downtown Des Moines apartment project 515 Walnut sits idle a year after Kaleidoscope demolition. Will skyscraper ever be built?