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NGage is Working with the City of Beatrice on a Downtown Redevelopment Project
4 Mar 2024
The City of Beatrice and Gage Area Growth Enterprise (NGage) are collaborating to redevelop The Paddock Kensington, a former hotel in downtown Beatrice. Set at the corner of Hwy 77 and 136, the building could potentially be a mixed-use location with pedestrian access. On the upper levels of the hotel, the building could serve local residential needs through a multi-family housing unit. On the ground floor, commercial properties could thrive from pedestrian traffic.
NGage and The City of Beatrice Work with Developers: Contact NGage Today
A Request for Proposal (RFP) has been submitted and published for the redevelopment of the Paddock Kensington. According to the RFP, the selected developer must acquire the property from the City of Beatrice and redevelop the property into a residential and/or commercial property. For developers interested in the project, there are a variety of incentives and resources available. To learn more, contact NGage today!
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