Samantha Yeager-Walrath
QCBJ News Staff
This rendering shows the four-story, mixed-use business building that is being planned at 227 LeClaire St., Davenport. The $19 million project – called Riverwatch Place – took a big step forward late Wednesday, Jan. 15, when the Davenport City Council approved a revised tax incentive plan resolution for the new development being planned for 227 LeClaire St. CREDIT STREAMLINE ARCHITECTS
A hotel and mixed-used building project planned for downtown Davenport is facing another delay, but it still might be built next year, according to city and real estate officials.
Last week, the Davenport City Council failed to approve a tax incentive plan for the development of a $30 million hotel and commercial building in the downtown area at 227 LeClaire St., where the old Howard Johnson’s…
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