$10.5 million apartment building planned for Des Moines' Sherman Hill
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Rendering: Streamline Architects via the city of Des Moines
A $10.5 million apartment building will be constructed in the Sherman Hill neighborhood, under a preliminary agreement approved by the Des Moines City Council this week.
State of play: Hoyt Investments, an Iowa company, is proposing a 47-unit, four-story building at 610 16th St.
- It's currently a vacant lot adjacent to the Crescent Chevrolet Building.
Details: Des Moines would provide just over $1.7 million in tax incentives.
- Hoyt has agreed to an affordable rent structure for most of the apartments under the preliminary agreement.
Meanwhile: Hoyt is also planning a multi-residential "infill reuse project" just west of the apartment building at 1619 High St, which is currently a single-family house.
- That project will have 15 units and is expected to be considered by the city council in the near future.
What's next: A final agreement on the Sherman Hill apartment will be completed in the coming weeks.
- Construction is anticipated to begin in the spring and take just over a year to complete.
