Attivo Ankeny Investors has 20% ownership in Attivo Trail Ankeny. Upon completion, the property will be a 279 unit Class-A luxury living community for residents ages 55 and over.
The Haverkamp RE Development Fund has 50% ownership in the Emory North Liberty Phases 1 & 2, and 100% ownership of the remaining (adjacent) Phase 3 land.
2024 has been a different year for Haverkamp Group on the construction and development side of the company. I’d like to highlight the last year and give an update on the team’s efforts this year. EMORY NORTH LIBERTY Our construction team successfully completed phase 1 of the Emory North Liberty...
Significant progress continues at Attivo Trail Ankeny and their phase II addition. Over the past few months, our construction team has worked to maintain the schedule even with a rainy start to the summer. Here is an update on the team's recent achievements and upcoming work.
The construction of The Emory North Liberty is progressing smoothly, with significant milestones achieved over the past quarter. Each milestone is bringing us closer to the completion of the first building, set to be ready for move-in on July 1.
This last month, residents of Attivo Trail have had an excellent view of the ongoing construction of Phase II of the 55+ Active Living community in Ankeny.
As temperatures rise, so does the anticipation for the near completion of the first phase of The Emory North Liberty. The first building is expected to open at the beginning of July. CONSTRUCTION UPDATES GENERAL SITEWORK The paving on site is about 90% complete, and all the underground utilities have...
Construction progress for Phase II at Attivo Trail Ankeny has been steady during the mild winter season. The storm sewer on the site's north side has been installed, while subgrade rock has been laid on the north drive. This will help assist in delivering precast concrete into the underground parking...
Quarter 3 in Review In addition to the purchase of The Core, our acquisition team reviewed and made offers on several other potential acquisitions. During Q3 and Q4, they didn’t identify anything compelling enough to push on pricing or put under contract. Rising interest rates have pressured the real estate...