Downtown 2024

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Investing in Downtown

Downtown has come a long way in the past 25 years thanks to community leaders who saw the value in preserving its history while also setting the stage for a new generation of storefronts, projects and investments. With monumental downtown investments on the horizon from the public and private sector, the transformation is far from complete, and the positive impact this will have for our entire community is remarkable.

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   - Mayor Paul TenHaken

The Vision

Through continued public and private investment, downtown Sioux Falls has evolved into a vibrant mixed-use environment where people come to live, work and play. Community leaders have seen the value in preserving downtown's history while setting the stage for a new generation of storefronts, projects, and investments. Downtown has emerged as a paramount economic development amenity that has become a critical asset in attracting and retaining businesses, residents, and visitors to the City. The City of Sioux Falls has recognized the importance of leveraging public investment and improvements downtown to stimulate private investment. The public and private sectors will invest an estimated $400 million downtown in the next three years. Those investments will provide additional office, retail, housing, and hospitality options and improve our public infrastructure. Ultimately, improving density, connectivity, and walkability to downtown for our residents and visitors while positively impacting the entire community. 
The type of growth we are experiencing in
Sioux Falls is unparalleled to anything that
we've experienced thus far in our City's history.

Erica-Beck.jpg - Erica Beck, Chief of Staff
  for The City of Sioux Falls
 

 

340
Residential Units 
200
Hotel Rooms
1,800
Parking Spaces
80,000
Square Feet
Retail Space
60,000
Square Feet
Convention Space
200,000
Square Feet
Office Space

 

Project Map

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Public and Private Investment

With all of the private investment, we've got to compliment that with public infrastructure.

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- Mark Cotter, Director of Public Works

Timeline

2021

 

The Steel District

Timeline: 2021-2024

location-investment  Private Investment

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Cherapa Place

Timeline: 2021-2024

location-investment  Private Investment

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The Cherapa Place and the Steel District development are the most recent and transformative pieces to the vibrant downtown landscape. Together these two projects represent nearly $400 million of capital investment.

jeff-eckhoff - Jeff Eckhoff, Director of
  Planning & Development

 

2022

Jacobson Plaza at Falls Park

Timeline: 2022

cosfinvestment   location-investment  Public & Private Investment

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6th Street Bridge

Timeline: 2022-2023

cosfinvestment Public Investment

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2023

Phase III River Greenway

Timeline: 2022-2023

cosfinvestment  Public Investment

 

 

We are really excited about our phase three development of the downtown river greenway. It will be a public private partnership between Steel District and the City to build out the river greenway, make a connection into Falls Park and really make it another transformational project that will add life and vitality to our downtown.

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- Don Kearney, Director of Parks & Recreation

 

 

 

2024

7th St Cul-de-sac

Timeline: TBD

cosfinvestment  Public Investment 

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Phillips Avenue 8th-10th

Timeline: TBD

cosfinvestment  Public Investment 

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Active and Vibrant Downtown

In the next five years Sioux Falls is on track to create over 8,000 new jobs and grow our population by 25,000 people. An active and vibrant downtown is key to attracting new talent and skilled workforce to the region and with the growth in downtown Sioux Falls, we can now promote live, work and entertainment space benefiting the entire community and every citizen to some degree.
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 - Bob Mundt, President & CEO of Sioux Falls Development Foundation