The Cherapa Place Development

The Cherapa Place development is underway!

The $225 million development site is located along the East Bank of the Big Sioux River in downtown Sioux Falls. There will be a total of three new multi-use buildings constructed that will host retail, restaurants, bars, gyms, luxury housing as well as new office space. The Bancorp, Eide Bailly, ISG, and MarketBeat are excited Sioux Falls businesses already committed as tenants in The Bancorp Building at Cherapa Place.

Cherapa Place is the PLACE for...

  • dinners that go on for hours with great food and conversation.
  • your favorite coffee drink.
  • finding that shirt for the event you have on Thursday.
  • cozying up to your kids around a firepit.
  • closing the biggest deal of your career.
  • winning cornhole for the fourth time in a row.
  • making your favorite spaghetti recipe for your family.
  • sitting on a patio with your furry friend.

Contacts

Anne Haber
Pendar Properties
Leasing Inquiries Contact
anne@pendarproperties.com

Chad Surprenant

ISG
Architecture + Engineering
Chad.Surprenant@ISGInc.com

Tony Wiseman
Journey Construction
Construction Manager
twiseman@journeyconstruction.com

Case Studies

The Bancorp Building at Cherapa Place

The Clark + Dakota at Cherapa Place

Site Design

Streetscape Details

  • On-street parking and loading stalls to provide convenient tenant access.
  • Paving markings were used to denote vehicular and pedestrian circulation.
  • Trees and landscape were selected to create a pedestrian-oriented streetscape.
  • Street lighting, site furniture, and other amenities were chosen to enhance the overall character of the area and surrounding the buildings.

Greenway Courtyard

  • Pedestrian-oriented greenway connects the development to existing riverfront amenities.
  • Variety of flexible outdoor gathering areas for patrons, residents, and adjacent retail tenants for increased user experience.
  • Pedestrian lighting to promote safety and security.
  • Landscape site furniture and other amenities designed to create a centralized courtyard.
  • Designated spaces for public art installation opportunities.

Pedestrian Connection

  • Internal connection through parking garage to maintain existing trail access.