City of Sioux Falls Archives - Page 3 of 16

As organizations grow, evolve, long-lasting furnishings adapt with them

As these organizations have found, investing and partnering on furniture upfront means multiple advantages as office needs change.

5 months ago

Development

‘Mercato block’ sold in $3M deal; owner vows to clean up property

A block in the Pettigrew Heights neighborhood has new owners vowing improvements.

6 months ago

General

Sioux Falls sales tax revenue shows first year-over-year drop in years

It’s not a big drop, but sales tax revenue is lagging behind the prior year in Sioux Falls for the first time since 2020.

7 months ago

TenHaken on workforce: It’s time to think bigger

He leads the city but also a significant workforce. Mayor Paul TenHaken weighs in on the competition for talent — and what Sioux Falls might be overlooking.

7 months ago

Development

City’s first midtown mixed-use zoning proposed for Minnesota Avenue property

A development group has brought forward Sioux Falls’ first proposal for midtown mixed-use zoning — a project that would bring a new building to a vacant lot on Minnesota Avenue.

8 months ago

Development

Sioux Falls building activity flat with 2021, half of 2022’s record year

Two-thirds through the year, we’re seeing how building activity is shaping up — and what might be ahead.

8 months ago

Sioux Falls’ new liquor license system draws bids as high as $400K

And the winners are – here are the results of the first-ever bid for the right to sell liquor in Sioux Falls.

8 months ago

With multiple properties on market, Cliff Avenue positioned for new uses

The road itself hasn’t looked better in years — the question is if properties along Cliff Avenue will follow suit.

9 months ago

General

TenHaken proposes city budget that reflects cost of growth

The money it takes to maintain new roads and parkland, support increased public safety needs and position the city of Sioux Falls for future needs adds up to nearly $800 million in 2024.

9 months ago