Weekly Market Report: November 7, 2024

Nicole Buntgen, Contributing Writer

Via Farina will open its second location November 8th at 10730 Pacific Street in Regency Landing next to Twisted Cork. The new space will serve as a production hub for both the Regency and Little Italy locations, featuring an open kitchen, a “pasta lab” for in-house pasta making, and a charcuterie island. A patio is planned for spring 2025. The original Via Farina is in Little Italy at 1108 South 10th Street.

Tipico Helado, a Mexican ice cream shop, has opened its third Nebraska location at 15623 West Dodge Road. Other locations include 5210 South 21st Street and 453 North Main Street in Fremont. The shop offers more than 50 unique flavors, from ice cream bars dipped in coconut flakes to specialty scoops infused with candy, chamoy, tajin, sweet cream, and more.

Elkhorn will be home to a growing chain from Idaho named Stella’s Ice Cream. According to a filed permit for remodel of an existing space, Stella’s will be located at 4002 North 203rd Street. Jimmy John’s and Little Ceasar’s are already located in the newly constructed retail building. Stella’s Ice Cream has several locations throughout Idaho and recently opened their first out-of-state location in Little Elm, Tex. The business boasts 16 flavors in addition to 8 vegan and dairy free offerings made from almond, coconut and oat milk.

Santoro Mexican Restaurant is set to open in the next 11 weeks in a 2,409 sq. ft. space on the east end of the 8601 Dodge Street building. The highly anticipated restaurant is owned and operated by Jesus Rivera, who ran the former Rivera’s Mexican Food restaurant near 120th & Blondo Street. The new space will include an outdoor patio.

Rally Coffee Co. is opening a second location at 17878 Oakmont Drive in Gretna. That’s just north of Highway 370 in the same newly constructed retail strip where Net Par recently opened. Interior build-out is well underway. Rally Coffee’s current location is at 749 North 14th Street in North Downtown.

Baby Blue Sushi Sake Grill at 16939 Wright Plaza is temporarily closed for an expansion project. The popular restaurant in the Shops of Legacy is taking over the 2,000 sq. ft. bay next door. Blue plans to be open before Thanksgiving. The restaurant is one of many concepts from Omaha-based Flagship Restaurant Group.

Sabaidee Thai Lao Cuisine, a family-owned Thai and Lao restaurant, recently opened at 4102 Twin Creek Drive near 42nd & Highway 370 in Bellevue. The menu includes traditional dishes like Pad Thai and Drunken Noodles, Thai and Lao variations of Papaya Salad, and other offerings like Ground Pork Sausage, spicy Laab, savory curries, and Mango Sweet Rice.

SweetBeans Coffee will host a grand opening November 14th at 18960 Edna Street near 192nd & Harrison. The shop will feature gluten-free, sugar-free, non-dairy and organic options. Designed to give customers a full sensory experience, the shop lets visitors observe the coffee-roasting process firsthand.

As part of the effort to convert the former Charleston’s restaurant building into a Brazilian steakhouse, workers are putting an addition onto the east side of the building. Located at 138th & West Dodge Road, the building will become Terra Gaucha, an upscale Brazilian steakhouse with current locations in Florida and Connecticut.

The Brownie Bar Bakery has moved to 10922 Prairie Brook Road, which is just across the street from their previous location and next to Corkscrew in Rockbrook Village.

Total Wine opened its first Nebraska or Iowa store yesterday in a former Bed Bath & Beyond space in The Shoppes at Aksarben southeast of 72nd & Pacific Street. The Maryland-based company has hundreds of stores in approximately 28 states. The closest previously existing stores are in Kansas City and Minneapolis.

Scissors and Scotch, a chain of men’s barber shops that include a cocktail, coffee or cold one with every haircut, will open next year at 17205 Evan St in Whispering Ridge. Perkins-Critser Construction will begin building out the space in a few weeks.

Kipp (Kids Indoor Play Park) is opening soon at 14445 West Center Road Suite 101 and connected to VASA Fitness. Set to be Omaha’s largest indoor play park, Kipp will feature trampolines, zip lines, and a parent lounge with coffee and workspace. The park aims to create an engaging, safe environment for kids while catering to adults.

Sephora, a national make-up and beauty store, has a permit to renovate the former Eddie Bauer space at One Pacific Place. The standalone store will be the second of its kind in Omaha – other stores are located within Kohl’s department stores. Sephora’s other standalone store is at Village Pointe. According to the permit, the renovation includes more than 5,300 sq. ft. of interior and exterior work.

Swing 365 a membership-based business offering indoor golf simulators, filed a permit application to remodel an existing space at 11002 Prairie Brook Road in Rockbrook Village. Swing 365 has a current Omaha location at 6972 South 178th Plaza near 180th & Harrison Street.

Coastal Blues Boutique opened this past summer at 901 Farnam Street in the Brickline Building downtown. Owned by Paola Monzon-Berano, the store sells women’s and men’s clothing as well as a custom-made “doggy” line for “fur babies.”

Local Beer, Patio & Kitchen will not renew its Village Pointe lease at 17304 Davenport Street due to rising operating costs, with plans to close in early December. An exact date will be announced soon. The Millard location at 4909 South 135th Street will remain open.

Crescent Moon, an ale house in the Blackstone District, has introduced a monthly brunch buffet at 3578 Farnam Street. Known for its Reuben sandwich, its brunch menu will serve items like egg casserole, Beer Corner biscuits and gravy, chicken fried steak, and more.

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‘Cattle Call’ is Downtown Late-Night Food with Fine Dining Flair

‘Cattle Call’ opened its doors August 10th at the corner of Farnham and 16th in downtown Omaha. It was developed as a late-night food spot but has become so much more. It’s a great place to stop in, grab a bite and a cocktail. It’s also a great date night spot with a short menu that screams fine dining.

Inside is a rustic design with deep reds and blacks. When you walk in, you can immediately see into the kitchen where the chefs take great care, preparing and plating appetizers, entrees and desserts.

At the helm is executive chef Dominic Gurciullo, who’s previous experience includes working as a sous chef for V. Mertz and Dante (without the official title, as it wasn’t an official position at either restaurant during his tenure). This is Gurciollo’s first time as executive chef, and he’s off to a fantastic start as his entrees are hallmarked with experience and confidence.

Gurciullo credits his team for a big part of the Cattle Call’s success. Abraham Vidaurre is the sous chef after working with Gurciullo at Yoshimoto and V. Mertz. They have developed a memorable menu, which will change seasonally.

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UNMC Breaks Ground on Student Residence Hall

University of Nebraska Medical Center leaders broke ground this week on a new, on-campus student housing facility, fulfilling a longstanding request from its biomedical graduate and health profession students.

Construction work already has begun on the $66 million, 200,000 sq. ft. residence hall that will accommodate approximately 300 students on the eastern edge of the campus. Occupancy of the 6-story facility, planned for 39th & Dewey Avenue, is expected in August 2026.

“The availability of safe, affordable housing for our students is important, especially those who come from out of state and are not familiar with the city,” said Interim Chancellor H. Dele Davies. “Providing such housing is key to ensuring a seamless education for all students that enables them to thrive both academically and personally while at UNMC.”

The UNMC community was joined Monday by University of Nebraska President Jeffrey P. Gold. The former UNMC chancellor recalled the day five or six years ago when a small delegation of students stopped by his office to request on-campus housing.

Fast forward to today, he said, as “we’re here to provide high-quality, affordable, safe housing in a wonderful environment for our students.”

Gold said the facility also will house UNMC students in the Scott Scholars, a program established by the Suzanne & Walter Scott Foundation to prepare high-achieving medical students to serve as health care professionals in Nebraska.

“The connection, the intersection is they will be housed in a living, learning community in this beautiful facility that is about to be built,” Gold said.

See a photo album from the event.

Pranita Devaraju, fourth-year UNMC College of Medicine student and president of the UNMC Student Senate, applauded UNMC leaders for listening to students’ concerns. “This is really very near and dear for students,” Devaraju said. “Students have been asking for this for a very long time and we’re excited to have more housing on campus.”

Also in attendance for the ceremonial groundbreaking: UNMC student representatives; numerous UNMC deans, directors and vice chancellors; Lisa Roskens, CEO of Burlington Capital, which is a consultant on the project; the UNMC facilities team; Phil Covington, associate vice chancellor for student success who has been instrumental throughout the planning of the project, including the 2022 student surveys to gauge interest; Curt Witzenburg, a principal at Holland Basham, who are architects on the project; and Dan Ridder, vice president at Hausmann Construction, the general contractor on the project.

The residential facility will include studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units and a “grab-and-go” food option with indoor and outdoor seating, as well as first floor meeting and study spaces open to all UNMC students, including non-tenants.

Isaiah Ang, Contributing Writer

Drury Development Corporation, part of St. Louis-based Drury Hotels, recently purchased a half city block at 322 South 10th Street in the Old Market. The 34,848 sq. ft. parcel is currently a surface parking lot on the northwest corner of 10th & Harney Street. The purchase price was an impressive $179.35 per square foot. The property was listed for sale by Justin Spooner and Michael Miller of Colliers.

According to recorded documents for this property, restrictive covenants limit any hotel built at the site to 252 rooms. Additionally, any hotel built there cannot have more than 4,000 sq. ft. of meeting space. Lastly, Drury Hotels is not allowed to open until January 1, 2029. The covenants are enforceable by the owners of the Embassy Suites hotel just to the south. According to the recorded covenants, that entity is an affiliate of the prior owner of the parking lot.

Drury has more than 150 locations in 26 states. The hotel chain does not currently operate in Nebraska but has an 8-story, 252-room hotel under construction in downtown Lincoln.

The long awaited pickleball courts at the Riverfront Parks have been further delayed. MECA continues to wait for the issuance of the permit to construct the courts. It is the third of three permits that must be issued in sequential order. The other two permits are for bleacher panels adjacent to the Missouri River flood wall and for installation of pumps underneath the I-480 Bridge. According to the notes, the RFP’s would go out immediately after the permits are issued. As early as September 18, MECA posted public notice of bids for fencing, landscaping, flatwork and lighting for the pickleball courts. Originally scheduled for late 2024, MECA now expects the courts to be open next May.

The “Baby Bob” bridge now is slated to open in December. As this aerial photo by Brad Williams shows, the bridge is essentially complete except for one finishing touch: railings. delivery of decorative railings with specialty lighting have been delayed. The bridge will connect North Downtown with the Bob Kerry Pedestrian Bridge and will further activate the Riverfront.

Crews have started erecting steel beams for the nearly $1 billion terminal expansion and modernization project at Omaha’s Eppley Airfield. The new terminal will add gates, nearly double the square footage of the building, consolidate TSA security checkpoints, add multiple food-and-beverage vendors beyond security and allow for direct international flights.

Construction has started on Caliber Collision, a body shop just east of Brakes Plus on the southeast corner of 72nd & Cornhusker Road in Papillon. Founded in 1997, Caliber has grown to more than 1,800 centers nationwide and features a range of automotive services, including Caliber Collision, one of the nation’s largest auto collision repair providers across 41 states and Caliber Auto Glass for glass repair and replacement.” Caliber has three existing Omaha-area locations.

University of Nebraska Medical Center research continues to grow, with total research expenditures increasing by 8 percent to $217.7 million in fiscal year 2024, the largest total in UNMC’s history.

Shadow Lake Towne Center in Papillion will host its 17th Annual Tree Lighting and Holiday Parade on Wednesday, November 27th. Beginning at 6:00 p.m., participants will enjoy a parade followed by Santa performing the ceremonial lighting of the Christmas tree in the center of Main Street. There will be a Firework show sponsored by The Salvation Army Kroc Center, which will be kicking off its Red Kettle Campaign that evening.

Omaha voters overwhelming approved bonds totaling $333 million in Tuesday’s election. Six bond issues were on the ballot covering street, sewer and park improvements and new equipment for police and fire departments. Additionally, a $146 million bond was approved for public facilities including new downtown police and fire stations as well as the highly anticipated CHI Convention Center expansion.

About half of the $200 million budget for the expansion will be funded by the city. Metropolitan Entertainment & Convention Authority is raising the other half privately. MECA had already received $60 million in private funding commitments. The expansion aims to add an additional 25 meeting rooms and 94,000 sq. ft. to make the convention center more competitive in bringing conventions and other large meetings to Omaha. The bonds will not result in raised taxes.

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Redline Athletics will open its first Nebraska or Iowa location Monday, November 11th at 4 p.m. at 17878 Oakmont Drive in Gretna. Redline offers speed, agility and strength training for 8-to-18-year-olds customized for every sport. The facility is located northeast of 180th & Highway 370 and will have two batting cages plus a pitching machine. The Scottsdale, Arizona-based company has locations in 23 states. The closest exiting ones are in Kansas City and North Sioux City, S.D.

Werner Enterprises, Inc. has been named among the 2024 “Top Companies for Women to Work for in Transportation” by the Women in Trucking Association’s Redefining the Road magazine. Werner has earned this recognition in all seven years it has been awarded.

Berkshire Hathaway reported earnings of $26.3 billion in the third quarter versus a loss of $12.8 billion in the same quarter of 2023, according to Forbes. Operating earnings, which remove the distortion from market changes and better reflect the firm’s earnings power, fell by 6 percent for the quarter versus 2023. Providing an illustration of the value from share repurchases, per-share operating income for the year-to-date increased by 15 percent compared to 2023, while operating earnings grew by 14 percent.

Cutchall Management Company has completed construction of Skyline Landing, a 1-story, 11,180 sq. ft. office building at 1630 North Main Street in the Elkhorn area, according to Lee & Associates, which has the building listed for sale and lease. Office sizes range from 1,565 to 11,180 sq. ft.

For the fifth time in 2024, Creighton University’s Mid-America Business Conditions Index, a leading economic indicator for the nine-state region stretching from Minnesota to Arkansas, climbed slightly above the 50.0 growth neutral threshold. The Index rose to 51.1 from 48.1 in September. It’s the 10th time in 2024 that the index has drifted slightly above or below growth neutral.

Baird Holm has been recognized in the 2025 edition of Best Law Firms® as a Tier 1 metropolitan firm in 23 practice areas and a Tier 2 metropolitan firm in 8 practice areas.

Interstate Chemical Company has purchased a 19,250 sq. ft. industrial building at 327 East County Road T in Fremont, according to John Meyer and Spencer Morrissey of NAI NP Dodge, who represented the seller.

WoodmenLife has announced a new member benefit: Obituary Helper. This innovative tool helps Woodmen members craft their own legacies and is designed to reduce the emotional burden on loved ones during times of loss.

Werner Enterprises, Inc. has been recognized as a 2024 “Top Food Chain Provider” by Food Chain Digest, the official magazine of Food Shippers of America. This marks the third consecutive year Werner has been named to this list of 25, which highlights third-party logistics companies, freight brokers, motor carriers, rail/intermodal and maritime companies excelling in capabilities and service to food shippers.

The median first-time buyer age increased to 38 years old this year from 35 last year, according to the National Association of Realtors, while the typical repeat buyer age also increased to 61 years from 58 last year.

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LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

A well-deployed silence can radiate confidence, but too many professionals can’t keep their mouths shut, according to Rachel Feintzeig in the Wall Street Journal: “We struggle to sit in silence with others, and rush to fill the void during a pause in conversation. We want to prove we’re smart or get people to like us, solve the problem or just stop that deafening, awkward sound of nothing.”

As remote work has increased, so have cosmetic surgery consultations, according to The Hustle. In a 2021 survey of 335 people who’d used videoconference technology, more than 40 percent of respondents reported noticing a new aspect of their appearance that they disliked due to their use of video calls.

What’s one of the biggest negotiation mistakes you can make? Revealing your deadlines. According to SalesGravy, a tight deadline puts you under time pressure. A savvy opponent will use this to grind out a better deal from you.

Business Travel – MSN Travel has ranked the top mega airports in North America: 1. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport; 2. Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport; 3. Las Vegas International Airport; 4. (tie) Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport; 4. (tie) Miami International Airport.

SALES

Humor can help build rapport with a prospective client, but humor can be misjudged or misinterpreted. Jay Fuchs, writing for HubSpot, recommends the “Two-Second Rule.” Before sharing a joke, pause for two seconds. This allows you to assess if the timing, context and content align with your prospect’s demeanor and current emotional state. If you’re seasoned in the art of humor, this probably comes naturally to you.

Only 60 percent of sales reps meet their quotas, according to Spotio.

Here are of the ways Artificial Intelligence will help you sell better, according to sales author Jeb Blount: 1. Personalized content creation; 2. Writing prospecting messages; 3. Building prospecting lists; 4. Automated follow-ups; 5. Advanced sales forecasting; 6. Virtual role-playing for sales training.

WISDOM

“To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.” – Sir Winston Churchill

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Did you know the University of Nebraska at Omaha awarded Regents’ scholarships worth $9,184,248 in 2022-23?

Did you know there are 1,237 active 401(k) plans in the Omaha metro area? (Source: George Morgan of Morgan Investor Education)

Did you know that the makers of the famous Monopoly board game just came out with a special Omaha version? Some of the local sites and organizations featured include the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Mutual of Omaha new skyscraper, Memorial Park, the Old Market, Bob Kerry Pedestrian Bridge and even the restaurant V. Mertz.

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ReubenFest 2024 from November 4th to 9th: It’s time to mark your calendars and start planning! Reuben Fest is back again at the Crescent Moon Ale House doing all things Reuben. Your favorite Reuben items such as egg rolls, taquitos, soup and brats are back for another year of deliciousness. This year there will be special daily items like Reuben corn dogs, lasagna, pizza and more. This is a first come, first served event so make sure to get there early!

Chiefs & Chili Cook-Off on November 10th: Come join others for a fun-filled day at Lucky Bucket Brewing Co. where you’ll be cheering on the Kansas City Chiefs vs. the Denver Broncos while enjoying delicious chili from several local restaurants. It’s the perfect way to spend a Sunday with fellow fans, good food, and great beer while supporting the Pantry for Our Patriots.

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NP Dodge Real Estate has welcomed new residential sales associates including Billie Atkinson and Kelly Pasko.

First Nebraska Credit Union has named Dale Kovar as president/CEO effective January 1st. Kovar, the currently executive vice president, will assume this role from current President/CEO Ann Loftis, who is retiring. Kovar has 30 years of experience in banking and finance.

Metonic Real Estate Solutions has appointed Rachel McCown as senior investor relations associate and David Kugler as investment analyst.

Adam Cassidy, director of safety at Werner Enterprises, was selected as a 2024 recipient of Heavy Duty Trucking’s Emerging Leaders award. Under his leadership, Werner has achieved record-breaking safety milestones, including the lowest Department of Transportation preventable accident rate per million miles in 2023. Cassidy was one of eight industry leaders under the age of 40 to make the list.

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As I listen to the plethora of Wall Street mavens on CNBC ramble through the day, I find it inexplicable that they can spend hour after hour parsing every jot or tittle spewed forth from the Fed. Such minutia as, how will the Fed respond to the latest GDP, PPI, CPI, and BFD numbers? Will the next move be stay-the-course, cut 25 bases points, cut 50 basis points or whatever the next windmill tilting exercise enters the Feds wheelhouse?

Then one morning, in the midst of the CNBS drivel, the immortal worlds of Sherlock Holmes flashed before my eyes; “Elementary my dear Watson.” These words come from the Adventure of the Silver Blaze, a crime involving a stolen thoroughbred race horse that Scotland Yard devoted weeks trying to solve. Then, Sherlock Holmes arrived on the scene and solved the case in 30 seconds with the observation that the trainer did it because the stable dog didn’t bark.

Buffett made an equally profound statement during the 2017 Berkshire annual meeting when he introduced Jack Bogle to the assembled adoring masses, proclaiming that Jack “saved the investing public thousands of hours and billions of dollars by inventing the index fund.”

This year, the investment gurus of Wall Street have expended massive amounts of time and energy in the quest for outstanding returns and admittedly, some have been able to achieve results that exceed the historic norm. But what about the 70 million neophyte, rudimentary Americans who simply bought index funds. Disclaimer; I am only referring to those individuals who bought the three unsullied index funds, the DOW, S&P 500, and the NASDAQ. (My definition of unsullied is not tarnished by the Wall Street marketing departments on the misguided belief that they can fool Mr. Market.

Drum roll please. So far this year, the DOW is up 12.5 percent, the S&P 22.9 percent and the NASDAQ an eye-popping 23.9 percent. To put this in perspective, the historical norm for the market is 10.4 percent. Not bad for a bunch of unsophisticated know-nothings.

In a world where our cars drive themselves, and all we have to do is ask Siri for dinner reservations and a hot date, it is difficult for most Americans to accept the fact that a simple, passive, almost free index fund can outperform Wall Street’s best and brightest and their gazillion-dollar computers. But, 70 million individual investors (Most over the age of 50) understand that it’s not nice to fool Mr. Market.

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