Forever North (NEC 24th & Lake)

[Brad]

Forever North development on the North East Corner of 24th & Lake.

https://planning.cityofomaha.org/images ... ber/18.pdf

4 Stores
Retail on first floor along N24th
Mutli-Family for the rest

[Garrett]

Good to see investment in the area! Not necessarily a huge fan of the parking lot sitting on Lake street; would rather it be on Ohio instead but still overall happy with it

[ita]

Cool. So North End Teleservices's office is going to be right on Lake. That's great. Agree with Garrett, orientation should of been flipped, but I get that Lake gets more through traffic. I am just glad 24th and Lake is going to have some shiny new storefronts and a major office user to help daytime population. 80 residential units, with a nice mix of single vs multi room. They could add 200 new residents to the area. Looking forward to this one!

[Brad]

Updated Site Plan:
https://planning.cityofomaha.org/images ... une/11.pdf

[ita]

https://www.crexi.com/property-listing/ ... ever-north

[Garrett]

Nice!

[Louie]

That is impressive.

[Coyote]

CEO of North End Teleservices speaks on moving headquarters to 24th and Lake



Nebraska’s largest Black-owned business is set to have a history-making private investment in North Omaha. We’ve told you about discussions of the plan for a couple of years, and on Saturday in an exclusive interview, the President and CEO of North End Teleservices Carmen Tapio tells 6 News that the plan has grown from its $40 million first price tag.

“It is the largest private investment ever made in North Omaha,” Tapio said. “So that $65 million to $80 million includes our primary phase one building, which is the mixed-use retail. In addition to that, we are building 80 to 100 apartments that are on the site plan. And across the street, we have plans for single-family homes. So the whole project combined.” North End Teleservices is one of the fastest-growing, privately-owned businesses in the country. Tapio points out that all the growth that will happen on the corner of 24th and Lake will change the commun

[Coyote]

North End Teleservices helping with rehab of 24th and Lake corridor



Revitalization is top of mind for the CEO of an Omaha teleservices company at 24th and Lake.

[Brad]

There is a construction Fence around this site.

[Brad]

There is a construction Fence around this site.

10 months later still nothing more than a construction fence