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The Urban Residential INDEX Thread

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***Downtown***

-B-
-  Brandeis Building, The
-  Barker Building, The
-  Beebe & Runyan
- Bank, The (Former Farm Credit Building)

-C-
-  Capitol Rows (24th and Davenport)
-  City View Apartments (Rorick)
-  CO2 - (South 10th Street)

-D-
-  District, The (Lerner Building)

-E-
-  1101 Jackson
-  8th Street Apartments - Bluestone (8th and Pacific)

-F-
-  Ford Lofts
-  1501 Jackson
-  1405-1407 Harney (Corey-McKenzie Co.)

-G-
-  Giovanna, The (6th and Pacific)
-  Greenhouse Apartments (10th and Farnam)
-  Garage Lofts (19th and Capitol)

-H-
-  Hill Condos
-  Highline, The (Northern Natural Gas Building)

-J-
-  jLofts (13th & Jackson)
-  Junction, The
-  Jones 13 (Old Carwash)

-K-
-  Kimball Laundry

-L-
-  L14 Flats (14th & Leavenworth)

-N-
-  902 Dodge
-  19th Street Condos

-P-
-  Paxton, The

-R-
-  Riverfront Place
-  Regis Building

-S-
-  SoMa, The Lofts at
-  Slowdown, The
-  1600 Farnam
-  Slate Apartments (1815 Capitol)
-  Spaces Apartments (501 Park Ave)

-T-
-  Towns at 7th and Little Italy
-  Traver's Row (26th and St Marys)
-  12 Howard (New Apartment Building in Old Market)

-w-
-  Wire, The


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***Midtown***

-D-
-  Duet on Harney, The (Urban Village)

-M-
-  Midtown Crossing at Turner Park

-N-
- Nottingham Apartments (33rd and Burt)

-P-
-  Park Plaza

-U-
-  Urban Village (30th and Leavenworth St)


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***Dundee***

-D-
-  Dundee Ridge (49st and South of Dodge)
-  Dundee Villas (52nd and North of Dodge)
-  Dundee Point (49th and Davenport)
-  Dundee Place (49th and Davenport)

-M-
-  Model A Lofts (51st and Underwood)


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****Aksarben****

-A-
-  Aksarben Village


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****South****

-T-
-  24th street, Lofts on (3101 S 24th Street)

I brought this old thread back, cleaned it up and started updating it.  Hopefully people find it helpful.

Announcement: Brad has finished cleaning up this thread, which will always be on top of the Urban Omaha Forum!

Brandeis was misspelled as Brandise

Cool thread!

I will try to keep an updated count of units u/c at a time.  Adjusting it every time a project begins or ends.  My number will only include "urban" housing, pretty much anything east of 72nd unless a project west of it becomes worthy like a Crossroads redevelopment or 80Dodge-esque project pops up.  It is too hard to keep up with all the big complexes in the suburbs.

My unofficial count shows 756 u/c right now.

iamjacobm wrote:Cool thread!

I will try to keep an updated count of units u/c at a time.  Adjusting it every time a project begins or ends.  My number will only include "urban" housing, pretty much anything east of 72nd unless a project west of it becomes worthy like a Crossroads redevelopment or 80Dodge-esque project pops up.  It is too hard to keep up with all the big complexes in the suburbs.

My unofficial count shows 756 u/c right now.

Cool.  If you send me the list, I can add the count to the index too.

669 u/c with 1475 announced units. Not gospel, but the best count I've got.

None of these links are working for me.

mj3141 wrote:None of these links are working for me.

I think I need to rebuild the list after the website upgrade...

I will add it to my "To Do List".

Best count I have now is 978 units u/c along with 164 beds at the Newman Center, I didn't include the Carberry buildings b/c I don't know the number. Along with the number of smaller projects that are tough to keep track of I am sure we are over 1000 u/c right now. That isn't counting things like Midtown Triangle, The Conrad or the new UNO student housing either.

iamjacobm wrote:... I didn't include the Carberry buildings b/c I don't know the number.

38 Units at Carberry

old

Thanks for that post! Heck of a list!

All the links in the first post are fixed. Next I will try to incorporate U R my Helix's list in to it.

Brad wrote:All the links in the first post are fixed. Next I will try to incorporate U R my Helix's list in to it.

Is their a standard used to determine a Proposed development from one that is In Progress?

Great article:

Why Omaha Multifamily Market Is Golden for Investor Opportunities

Awesome article, thanks for sharing!

old

Nice!

Blackstone Knoll is listed as proposed, but it is nearly complete.

Try editing it now Helix...

Ciao..LiO...Peace

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There is a limit now to editing posts- if you want, tell me what you want to edit and I can Edit it for you. Or, just copy and save the post, delete it and repost...

Ciao..LiO...Peace

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There is also a senior complex being built by Immanuel across from Iowa Western . The first phase is in progress. I'll have to do a little research for the total number of units.

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64AVE townhomes have finished up. There has been recent dirt work at 1404 castelar, but idk if it's still the original project.

LOL thanks. I will update. now that's a long quote. I wonder if it can be removed for continuity.

Taco wrote: ↑Sun Oct 18, 2020 2:11 pm
64AVE townhomes have finished up. There has been recent dirt work at 1404 castelar, but idk if it's still the original project.

Here is a summary of advertised rental rates in the Omaha Metro based on my own survey of Craig's List data for the past two months.
As of 02/22/2021.
Studio Units. The average is $701 for 527 sf. $1.33 per square foot.
One-Bedroom. The average is $806 for 737 sf. $1.09 per square ft.
Two-Bedroom. The average is $1,023 for 1,056 sf. $0.97 per square ft.
Three-Bedroom. The average is $1,321 for 1,319 sf. $1.00 per square ft.

U R my Helix wrote: ↑Mon Feb 22, 2021 8:20 pm Here is a summary of advertised rental rates in the Omaha Metro based on my own survey of Craig's List data for the past two months.
As of 02/22/2021.
Studio Units. The average is $701 for 527 sf. $1.33 per square foot.
One-Bedroom. The average is $806 for 737 sf. $1.09 per square ft.
Two-Bedroom. The average is $1,023 for 1,056 sf. $0.97 per square ft.
Three-Bedroom. The average is $1,321 for 1,319 sf. $1.00 per square ft.

Two bedroom leading the bang for your buck contest.