Kilbourne Group

06/23/2026

We are grateful to have been part of this proposal process alongside nine other strong options for the future of the convention center. Tonight’s decision to select the Civic Center site marks a historic investment in Fargo’s future; supporting our local economy, strengthening local businesses, and creating a lasting guest experience for generations to come.
Thank you to the convention center committee, the city commission, the downtown neighborhood, and community members who supported and contributed to this exciting vision for our community!

06/16/2026

A great addition to Roberts Alley!

Local tattoo artist Meg Felix has started to paint the mural, with completion expected in about three weeks.

06/16/2026

The Avery continues to take shape in downtown Fargo. Each stage of construction brings the project one step closer to completion, and it’s exciting to see the vision come to life - from the structure and exterior finishes to the final details that will make this space feel complete. What part of the construction process do you enjoy seeing most?

06/10/2026

Downtown Fargo from a new perspective.
A bird’s-eye view of the spaces that have come to life. From historic buildings to modern mixed-use developments, each one plays a part in the continued revitalization of downtown Fargo.

video by Siiro Gravity Media

06/09/2026

So exciting and rewarding to see all the hard work behind this project coming to life! 👏🏼🙌🏻

Monday #110
Just standing on the stage looking out at the audiece and thinking about all of the magic we will do - take a look at that trap door! This opening will house several trap doors. So exciting!
Heroes rising up and villains dropping out of sight! Yes!

Thank you Kilbourne Group and McGough

06/05/2026

RiverHouse is a thoughtful expression of design by JLG Architects, where every detail reflects intention, livability, and a strong connection to the outdoors. It strikes a seamless balance between the energy of downtown living and the calm of the riverfront, giving residents the best of both worlds.

06/04/2026

One week away! You won’t want to miss this. Grab your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cultivate-conference-2026-tickets-1982983712665?aff=oddtdtcreator&fbclid=IwZnRzaASOsodleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeJLf9szAqV_izbdVq6Z559kUPr8fvEgFdx1-1anurpybtHctVJeEhy8c5kVc_aem_GGcAIu2v6o_4PkfI96h7uw

06/03/2026

A block more than 130 years in the making. The original Kesler Block was constructed after the Fargo Fire of 1893 and later became home to the Kesler Apartments and street-level retail businesses. After the building was demolished in 1976, the site spent nearly 45 years as a surface parking lot. Today, Kesler has returned the block to its mixed-use roots with 109 apartments, ground-floor retail, and new activity along Roberts Alley. More than a century later, this corner of downtown is once again a place where people can live, shop, and connect.

Historic photo: North Dakota State University Archives

06/01/2026

A new restaurant concept could be one step closer to downtown Fargo’s next gathering spot!

Now available at 635 2nd Ave N, this 4,916 SF second-generation hospitality space offers a turnkey setup just one block off Broadway. The property includes a fully equipped commercial kitchen, walk-in cooler and freezer, and an existing built-out bar area, creating an opportunity for a new operator to step into an established restaurant layout with minimal buildout required.

For more information, contact Property Resources Group or visit: https://www.propertyresourcesgroup.com/

05/27/2026

Downtown redevelopment takes an incredible amount of coordination long before a project begins taking shape above ground. Throughout excavation work on NP Ave in 2024, crews worked through multiple phases of site preparation including shoring installation, utility work, foundation removals, alley grading, excavation coordination and structural groundwork for future mixed-use development. Projects like this involve the collaboration of multiple teams, contractors and infrastructure systems working together behind the scenes to help move downtown Fargo forward.