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The Rows at Field Club
Work is underway on The Rows at Field Club, an $11.1 million project consisting of 31 luxury rental townhouses adjacent to the Field Club Trail in Midtown. Located near 40th & Pacific Street, the site is also the entrance to the new Midtown Medical Center Bikeway connection. Sullivan Development Co., led by Charlie Sullivan, has a 50-year ground lease with the University of Nebraska, which owns the property. There will be one-, two- and three-bedroom units, each including an attached garage. Each building will have three or four townhomes. Completion is expected in Summer 2026.
Gretna Landing Apartment Complex
Gretna Landing apartment complex hit another milestone as the third building of five is now complete, according to Dicon, the construction company building the project. Located northwest of 192nd & Highway 370, Gretna Landing Apartments is being developed by Metonic Real Estate Solutions and will have 220 units when completed.
Photo courtesy of Dicon
The Row at Heartwood Preserve
Construction is moved inside on a 4-story, mixed-use building in The Row at Heartwood Preserve, which is part of the 500-acre Heartwood Preserve development west of Boys Town. Olsson, an engineering and design firm, will house its 300-plus Omaha-area employees in the building when it’s complete in 2026. The building will also have street-level retail space. Additionally, two adjacent buildings — a multi-family residential building and a boutique hotel — are planned.
Photo by Brad Williams
Coffeetree Country Club Takes Shape in West Omaha
Construction is underway on Coffeetree Country Club at 2410 South 217th Street in Elkhorn on the site of the former Skyline Golf Club. The only thing that remains from Skyline is a maintenance shed. Everything else is being built from the ground up. Developed in phases, Coffeetree Country Club will be designed by Jacobsen Hardy, the firm founded by PGA Tour legend Peter Jacobsen. Coffeetree will be a private club and is scheduled to open in November 2026.
Mount Moriah Baptist Church Building
Mount Moriah Baptist Church, the oldest predominantly African-American Baptist church in Omaha, is developing an 18,470 sq. ft. parcel of land on the northeast corner of 24th & Ohio Street. This parcel is just north of a planned multi-use development project headed by Carmen Tapio, founder of North End Teleservices.
Mount Moriah plans to build a 15,000 sq. ft., 3-story, multi-use building called the Moriah Intergenerational Centre. According to a Tax Increment Financing application, the first floor will have two commercial bays and a multipurpose space that can be used as a basketball court or accommodate banquets with up to 185 seating or conferences with up to 250 seating.
One commercial bay will be a 1,500 sq. ft. restaurant space for a fast-casual concept. The other commercial bay will be reserved a major retail tenant to meet community needs, like a shipping store. The second floor will have five flexible spaces that can be used for classrooms, training rooms and community meeting spaces. The third floor will have five to seven office spaces that can be used for existing businesses or emerging entrepreneurs.
The third floor will also have an open-air event space. The developer is requesting $1.1 million in TIF to help finance the $6.5 million project, which is estimated to be completed by fall 2027.
Demolition Underway at 114th & Dodge
Crews have started demolishing the second floor/roof of the iconic Dairy Queen store at 404 North 114th Street. The building will be transformed from the historic, barn-style Dairy Queen into a more conventional single-story, fast-food restaurant. In addition to the structural change, the façade will be updated along with mechanical, electrical and plumbing.
Photo by Brad Williams
Children’s Behavioral Health Hospital
The $114 million Behavioral Health & Wellness Center at Children’s Nebraska is almost ready to open. The 4-story, 107,250 sq. ft. building sits on seven acres at 85th & West Dodge Road. The main entrance, for both patients and staff, is on building’s the east side. Children’s Nebraska previously announced it will begin serving patients starting in January 2026.
Photo by Brad Williams
New Scoreboards at Charles Schwab Field
Metropolitan Entertainment & Convention Authority has completed installation of two new scoreboards and a ribbon panel video board at Charles Schwab Field. The ballpark, which is home to the College World Series, now has two scoreboards instead of one. Previously, the ballpark only had one scoreboard in right field. The old one was replaced and an additional one was installed in left field. Roger Dixon, president & CEO of MECA, said the number-one complaint since the ballpark opened was only having one scoreboard.
The new left and right field scoreboards are 43.5 feet tall and 60 feet wide. They can be operated separately or together. The ribbon-panel video board is four feet fall and 822 feet long.
Photo by Brad Williams
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Apartment Complex at 61st & Arbor
A small apartment complex on the southwest corner of 61st & Arbor Street will be demolished to make way for an apartment building as part of the Southside Terrace redevelopment project. While that project is primarily located in South Omaha around 30th & R Street, this complex is considered to be replacement housing. The project site consists of 1.5 acres with two multi-family buildings. Those will be razed for a 55-unit apartment building, a 55-stall, surface parking lot, and a community playground. Apartments will consist of 23 one-bedroom units, 20 two-bedroom units and 12 three-bedroom units. – Isaiah Ang
Black Elk Flex Building in Papillion
Construction has gone vertical on the Black Elk building at 138th & Highway 370 in Papillion adjacent to Amazon’s regional distribution center. The 25,000 sq. ft. flex building will have two dock doors, 4 drive doors and 24-foot ceilings, according to Todd...
Final Beam Installed on Eppley Central Pavilion
Crews installed the final steel beam for Eppley Airfield’s future central pavilion. It’s part of the billion-dollar terminal expansion and modernization project at the busiest airport in Nebraska or Iowa. The central pavilion will be a big, open area in the middle of...
Nook Apartments in Little Italy
Construction is progressing on The Nook Apartments near 8th & Pine Street in Little Italy. This new multi-family development will take up much of the vacant land left over from the defunct Grace University. The project will have 250 market-rate apartments and...
Mixed-Use Building at 72nd & Farnam
Construction is underway on the southwest corner of 72nd & Farnam Street, a block south of Omaha’s future flagship library. That’s where a $44 million, 5-story, mixed-use building is rising. Two elevator towers are in place as well as much of the first-floor...
Marlin Petermann Recreation Area
Construction has started in northwest Omaha on the 106-acre Marlin Petermann Recreation Area also known as Damsite WP1. The site is northwest of 180th & West Maple Road and west of Elkhorn North High School. The Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District is...
Antler View West at 192nd & Maple
Site grading work is underway on the Antler View West subdivision, a mixed-use development southwest of 192nd & West Maple Road. Twenty acres in the middle of the development are reserved for medium-density multi-family development. The eastern and northern edges...
The Walter Apartments on Leavenworth
Construction is progressing on the future Walter Apartments, a 5-level, 58-unit apartment building at 50th & Leavenworth Street. The site was the long-time home of a laundromat and dry cleaner. The Walter will have 44 indoor parking stalls on the first level,...
Mutual of Omaha’s Future Headquarters
Construction is nearing the top of Mutual of Omaha’s future headquarters building at 14th & Farnam Street downtown. The shear-tower core has topped out, but the building will still get a little taller when the outside, parapet roof wall is added. The steel frame...
