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In downtown Lincoln, construction is underway on a new mixed-use, affordable housing project. The $20-to-$30 million project sits on the old Pershing Auditorium site, and will provide 90 affordable apartment units to the area.
Chief Construction is partnering with the White Lotus Group to create a new 12,000 square foot facility that will feature eight service counters, written exam testing, driver’s license testing, CDL vehicle inspection areas and a dedicated motorcycle skills test area.
The White Lotus Group and its partners hosted an official groundbreaking ceremony for phase one of Liberty Campus development, a project intended to bring more housing to central Nebraska.
The White Lotus Group will be in charge of the construction of the new DMV service center in Grand Island.
From the redevelopment of the former Civic Auditorium site to the recent revitalization of the historic 1401 Jones St. location into the new downtown library, White Lotus Group’s portfolio reads like a “who’s who” of projects for the region.
The library is located at 14th and Jones streets in a building constructed in 1912 but completely renovated and modernized to fit today's needs.
Arjun Agarwal, CEO of White Lotus Group, talks about the new Civic Square development into an urban block — it could feature a national grocer, a health and wellness anchor, office space, retail storefronts and affordable and market-rate housing.
White Lotus Group announced plans to develop the former site of the Omaha Civic Auditorium into an urban block, which could feature a grocery store. The site, known as Civic Square, includes prioritizing the installation of a national grocer.
White Lotus Group says they're breathing new life into the old civic site in downtown Omaha with what they call a multi-faceted development with both affordable and market-rate housing, retail and office space and a major grocery store.
An affordable housing project where the old, deteriorating Pershing Center sits got the go-ahead from the Lincoln City Council on Monday.
An Omaha company is planning a “first of its kind” industrial project in northeast Lincoln that could be among the largest ever built in the city.
Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert announced Tuesday that the city will relocate the W. Dale Clark Library to downtown.
Omaha has long boasted one of the steadiest commercial real estate markets in the Midwest. And that didn’t change during the pandemic.
Omaha-based Nebraska Realty is expanding its footprint in Lincoln and will move into a new $10 million office building there in fall 2022.
Arun Agarwal is a former Wall Street investment banker at Prudential Securities who has primarily focused on healthcare and real estate initiatives.
New life — including hundreds of apartments — is expected to come to the grassy downtown site of Omaha’s former Civic Auditorium.
Downtown Omaha's upscale Hotel Deco is undergoing a major rehab and is poised to reopen in the historic Redick Tower at the end of March, about a year after the pandemic forced its closure.
RTG Medical announced it has started to break ground on its new $18 million headquarters east of Fremont.
Ownership of the former Grand Island Veterans Home property has been officially transferred from the Nebraska Department of Administrative Services to the Grand Island Community Redevelopment Authority.
The Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles will open a new service center in west Omaha on Wednesday.
City officials have selected a proposal from an Omaha developer to redevelop the block including the vacant Pershing Center.
Omaha-based White Lotus Group is launching its I-80 Logistics Hub with a new 300,000-square-foot structure, said Denny Sciscoe of Cushman & Wakefield/Lund Co., which is working with the developer on the project.
White Lotus Group’s multidisciplinary approach to design, construction and development, allows the company to provide a full-service team for any project, regardless of size or complexity.
Vice President of Business Development Jay Kline emphasized White Lotus Group’s HUB 1401 and NoDo projects at 11th and Nicholas streets.
A north Omaha shopping hub that in its heyday brimmed with high-profile retailers, such as Hested’s department store and the city’s biggest bowling alley, is being resuscitated.
Arjun Agarwal, CEO of White Lotus Group, said his team is seeing many big box formats consolidate to online made-to-order.
We are so excited to announce that our on-staff artist, Justin Queal, is featured in PARADE Magazine! His 'Home Run' mural is listed as the best mural in Nebraska.
We are honored to work with Ethan Bondelid on projects like Monarch Prime & Bar, Wicked Rabbit and the Alice. We are constantly in awe of his creativity and drive.
White Lotus Group, a real estate development company, also relocated its headquarters to the Regency area building at 10404 Essex Court.