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We pride ourselves on providing high quality commercial space with superior property management services.

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Properties are located in historic buildings in downtown Dubuque to industrial parks and have been rehabilitated by our team.

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We offer competitive rental rates in vibrant locations with unique details that will help your commercial venture succeed. Most spaces may be customized to meet your specific needs.

Can't find what you are looking for? Contact DBQ Property Group—a division of Gronen!
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“Our mission is to take care of and represent Dubuque businesses and our community. We are very happy with our decision to relocate to the exciting Millwork District because of how it represents Dubuque. Greater Dubuque thoroughly enjoys working in our vibrant office and our clients agree. We often receive positive feedback that our workplace demonstrates Dubuque as cool and edgy, while still being professional.”

—Rick Dickenson, President & CEOGreater Dubuque Development Corporation

Dubuque Casket Company

The reuse of the historic Dubuque Casket Company building reactivated 65,000 square feet of abandoned space. The building includes affordable local housing through the Washington Court Apartments, and the main level is dedicated to community service organizations.

Historic Upper Main
The 1000 Block

Dubuque’s Historic Upper Main Street Revitalization project involved the complete rehabilitation of six blighted buildings – restoring fourteen historic storefronts and creating 30 quality affordable housing units.

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This $7 million initiative catalyzed an economic revitalization of the entire area. The 1000 Block is now home to a mix of office, eateries, retail, and residential. It is a safe and walkable neighborhood with access to services and transportation.

Interstate Building

In 2007, the Interstate Building received a full rehabilitation. Originally built in 1956, it had only 3 stories – the fourth floor was added in 1962. This is a prime example of a mix of both the Modern Movement (steel, glass, and reinforced concrete) and International Style (low profile and horizontal window bands).

Schmid Innovation Center

The inaugural project in the Historic Millwork District was CARADCO, now known as the Schmid Innovation Center and CARADCO Lofts. The Carr, Adams, & Collier Company (CARADCO) Main Plant Building is a former millworking factory in what was once the nation’s largest window and door manufacturing company. CARADCO occupies an entire city block and is adjacent to Dubuque’s downtown, walkable, working class neighborhoods.

CARADCO’s revitalization in a pedestrian-friendly, urban-cultural atmosphere supports sustainable design principles including buildings and infrastructure reuse, energy-efficient features, complete streets, and connectivity to jobs and services.

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