Tax Credit Award Clears Path for Mixed-Use Development on Osceola’s Historic Square

Tax Credit Award Clears Path for Mixed-Use Development on Osceola’s Historic Square

A major step forward has been announced for the proposed mixed-use development at 101 W. Washington Street in downtown Osceola. “The Washington,” a 22 unit new residential complex with ground-floor commercial space, has been awarded more than $700,000 in Iowa Workforce Housing Tax Credits, clearing an important hurdle toward making the project a reality.

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Clarke Tech Housing Program Expands for 2026-27 School Year

Clarke Tech Housing Program Expands for 2026-27 School Year

The Clarke Tech Housing Program has secured two future home sites, creating a stronger foundation for years of hands-on learning and new housing in Osceola.

With new community partnerships investing back into the program, the future of student-built housing in Osceola has never been brighter.

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Osceola City Council Acts on Mixed-Use Development for Downtown Square

Osceola City Council Acts on Mixed-Use Development for Downtown Square

A major mixed-use housing project proposed for Osceola’s town square was discussed at Osceola’s City Council meeting on the 5th. The project will bring much-needed 18–24 new residential units and new commercial space to the area. 

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Osceola Breaking Ground to Meet Increasing Workforce Housing Demand

Osceola Breaking Ground to Meet Increasing Workforce Housing Demand

In a move to meet the demand for quality, affordable housing in Osceola, the City Council recently approved plans for the development of a new apartment complex on the South side of the city. The City worked closely with the Clarke County Development Corporation (CCDC), builders, local

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