Urban-renewal proposal reported
Regency West redevelopment →Business Record reports a proposed urban-renewal area and ongoing development discussions.

Approvals, construction updates and openings—organized by the date of the event or report.
Business Record reports a proposed urban-renewal area and ongoing development discussions.
WHO13 reporting said consultants were still being sought.
The regional board packet updates design, construction and anticipated completion milestones across the current projects.
The Partnership recognized the occupied office expansion, citing a $12.5 million investment and support for more than 100 new jobs.
The draft 2027 budget outlines future distribution, storage and treatment investment through 2036.
Replacement and road-linked water work renews the local distribution network across established neighborhoods and growth corridors.
Facility renewal and modernization continue at A.C. Ward, which West Des Moines Water Works operates for the regional authority.
Aquifer storage and recovery work is in testing, with the latest progress report extending that phase into early January 2027.
Reproduced proceedings report an amendment. Its original text and effect were not obtained.
Tank and tower maintenance combines recent coating work with upcoming renewal and equipment projects.
The official expansion page reports the east parking expansion open. RP Market is also operating.
Street and utility extensions serving Village at Sugar Creek.
City reported earthwork and site grading started, with storm-sewer installation underway.
Gravel road replaced with paved two-lane roadway.
Intersection widening, crossing beacon and storm-sewer upgrades.
The city update records completed grading and ongoing storm sewer installation.
The city construction update records the 1st Street trail open, with restoration remaining.
The official Vivid Junction page identifies Off the Rails as the completed first phase of an ongoing district placemaking initiative.
Business Record reported a sale to Threshold. The recorded deed was not obtained.
The facility describes vertical construction for an addition including a third ice sheet and flexible event space.
Earthwork, grading, water main and storm sewer were complete; subgrade and subdrain work had begun in preparation for paving.
Road widened to six-lane divided configuration.
City reported Phase 2 subgrade preparation started ahead of paving.
Road reconstruction and water-main replacement.
The city reports the trail open, with restoration work remaining.
August 18 city update reports this segment opened to traffic; remaining punch-list and restoration work continued.
City updates describe trail paving, lighting design and a Heritage Center planning procurement. Orchard planning was paused pending contractor evaluation.
Residential alley paving between Maple and Elm.
Replacement concrete skate facility with related trail work.
The board agenda lists acceptance of the completed improvements.
Official council minutes record approval of the urban-renewal plan and development agreement, 4–0.
The city reported the trail open and 95% complete, with additional work planned.
The council communication concerns contract acceptance and administrative closeout.
The city’s active-project record identifies a workshop on the redevelopment framework.
The city packet sets out planning estimates and a proposed amendment.
New fire and EMS facility south of the Raccoon River, intended to improve response capacity as the city grows.
Water Works proceedings record the distribution shop ribbon cutting.
Draft board proceedings record unanimous approval of the WB Realty memorandum amendment. Permanent-service completion is not documented by this action.
DNR air-quality operating permit 26-TV-003 was issued, expiring April 9, 2031.
Business Record reported the expansion taking shape with a year-end 2026 target.
WDMWW approved a memorandum addressing three easements and the next steps for South Branch. Approval alone does not establish that permanent water service or occupancy followed.
The council consent agenda includes a development-agreement amendment with Forest Ave Properties, LLC.
Official facility timeline identifies site development and early construction in spring 2026.
Indexed official minutes record approval of a GMP change-order amendment; the full amendment was not recovered.
Council approved the approximately 17,000-square-foot public safety station plan, subject to code and approval conditions, by a 4–0 vote. This is approval scope, not the final measured building area.
Official minutes record acceptance through the consent agenda, vote 26-003, 5–0.
A subsequent city staff report records approval of the second office/warehouse building.
The city update reports the parking lot, grand lawn and connecting sidewalk complete.
New dealership facility celebrated its opening in West Des Moines.
Council approved the major site plan 5–0, including 26 deferred parking spaces.
Council approved the final plat 5–0, subject to surety for unfinished improvements. The plat includes 101 single-family lots, two outlots and six street lots.
Habitat and the city replaced blighted buildings with three adjacent homes.
Two four-story apartment buildings proposed west of the Jordan Creek area. The city agenda establishes the project scope; Business Record reports approval.
IEDA described the project’s capital investment as just over $22 million. This is a dated estimate, not a final audited cost.
The new readiness center supports National Guard training and emergency response, housing infantry and transportation units.
IDALS announced $250,000 for native plantings, bioretention, a swale and stormwater wetland. The announcement is not a completion certificate.
New retail occupancy inside Jordan Creek Town Center.
The City issued a notice of intent for guaranteed-maximum-price construction management.
The city annual report identifies completion of the first phase of river access.
Additional office space extends the Oaks on Grand Business Park along the Grand Avenue corridor.
New affordable apartments for adults 55+ in the Village of Ponderosa, near shopping and dining. Community spaces and outdoor patios are included.
The city reports approximately 75,000 square feet leased for Holmes Murphy’s office expansion.
DNR air-quality operating permit 24-TV-005 was issued, expiring December 8, 2029.
DMU reported that its new campus had received LEED Silver certification.
City minutes indexed text records PUD adoption. That is not approval of a final replacement site plan.
Bank held a celebration after the April 15 public opening.
West Bank consolidated employees from two leased offices into its new headquarters, with a public lobby and drive-up banking. The four-story building also includes employee and gathering spaces.
DMU included the new campus among its major 2023 milestones.
The city project profile records completion of the ballroom renovation.
Mixed-use apartments and street-level commercial space at Jordan Creek Parkway.
The first phase is complete, according to the city development listing.
Office renovation with upgraded shared amenities and outdoor space.
Five-story mixed-use building combining condominiums, office space and a restaurant. The development includes Prime and Providence and CBRE offices.
Council approved a plan for 236 multifamily dwellings.
DMU’s official retrospective identifies the first students and classes at its new West Des Moines campus.
Reported dates are labeled separately from event dates. These are sourced milestones, not a claim that every event is new since your last visit. Future targets remain on project pages and are excluded from this history.