$65M "Forever North" Project Set to Transform 24th & Lake

NORTH OMAHA – The cranes are up, the foundations are set, and the energy is undeniable. At the heart of North Omaha's transformation is Forever North—a $65 million to $80 million redevelopment that's set to reshape the corner of 24th and Lake into a mixed-use powerhouse.

A Legacy Development

Leading the charge is Carmen Tapio and the team at North End Teleservices—the state's largest Black-owned business. Forever North isn't just a new corporate headquarters; it's a community anchor. The plans include new retail storefronts, a daycare center, and roughly 80 to 100 new apartments and single-family homes. It's development that serves the people who've been here all along.

Infrastructure Upgrades Everywhere

The North 24th Street Streetscape project is almost through the design phase—think better lighting, lush greenery, and sidewalks made for a Sunday stroll. With over 2,500 new housing units popping up across the area and major upgrades at Levi Carter Park, the built environment is being reimagined from the ground up.

$1.5 Billion and Counting

The "New North" Initiative led by State Senators Ashlei Spivey and Terrell McKinney is ensuring that the $1.5 billion flowing into North Omaha's streets stays in community pockets. From the Omaha Airport Business Park to major commercial corridors, we're seeing a historic level of investment in real estate and infrastructure. North Omaha is building its future—brick by brick, block by block.