Des Moines City Council grants $200,000 to La Mie for relocation
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What happened
The Des Moines City Council approved a $200,000 grant to La Mie on November 3, 2026. This funding is part of the city’s new Restore the Core program, which was created to help revitalize vacant street-level commercial space downtown. The grant is a dollar-for-dollar matching grant, and the city allocated $7 million for the program.
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Why it matters
The grant supports the relocation of La Mie from a skywalk location to street-level space in the Griffin Building. This initiative is part of efforts to revitalize commercial space in downtown Des Moines, with the city making an exception for La Mie due to substantial renovation costs.
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Who's involved
- Des MoinesThe city council of Des Moines approved the grant funding.