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 ...

The demolition of Kaleidoscope at the Hub is underway in downtown Des Moines. The once-popular indoor mall and food court, located at 515 Walnut St., is being razed to make way for a 33-story, ...

This summer, be sure to stop by the Yankton Community Library at 515 Walnut Street and “Color Your World!” Don’t forget to bring your art brochure to library events. Collect ...

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The Des Moines City Council gave developers the green light Monday night for a new 33-story apartment building project.It was a unanimous vote. Now, construction on the high-rise can start in 2025.

After about a decade of planning, Des Moines held a groundbreaking for the 515 Walnut tower skyscraper Wednesday.

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.

The city of Des Moines is slated to finally approve a development agreement for the long-delayed 515 Walnut apartment tower. Meanwhile, work starts ...

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 ...

With workers spending less time in Des Moines' central business district, how is it adapting? Des Moines officials talk about the future of downtown.

What are the plans for the 515 Walnut skyscraper? The 515 Walnut project traces back to 2016, when Des Moines developer Blackbird Investments received city approval for it.