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Ho-Chunk buying historic buildings in Sioux City

Ho-Chunk buying historic buildings in Sioux City MASON DOCKTER, Sioux City Journal March 12, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) A division of Ho-Chunk Inc. announced last week it has acquired a set of historic structures on the 1000 block of Sioux City’s Historic Fourth Street from the Aalfs family. Ho-Chunk Capital’s purchases include the landmark building that housed Aalfs Manufacturing’s corporate offices for much of the 20th century. Built in 1890, the five-story brick-and-stone structure at 1005 Fourth St. has also been known as the Boston Block. The other buildings acquired house a mix of tenants that include bars, offices, shops and restaurants. Collectively, the structures have 78,527 square feet of floor space, according to a Ho-Chunk press release.

Ho-Chunk buying historic buildings in Sioux City

Ho-Chunk buying historic buildings in Sioux City
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SPM NEWS 3.5.21 - 3:04PM A big economic development from Ho-Chunk Capital today. The company finalized purchase of several businesses on historic Fourth Street in Sioux City from the Aalfs family. This includes the Aalfs main office building, Buffalo Alice, Antiques on Historic Fourth, M’s on 4th and SoHo. Ho-Chunk plans to preserve and renovate several buildings and create new opportunities for commercial and residential tenants. Ho-Chunk Capital is in charge of all investments for Ho-Chunk, Inc, the economic development corporation of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska. Ho-Chunk, Inc. is an underwriter for Siouxland Public Media.   News release from Ho-Chunk Capital below.

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