by Kelsey Pritchard | Sep 12, 2022 | Community Impact, Dakota Market Square
Dialysis is a growing need in Rapid City. The community’s dialysis population is increasing 3 percent per year, outpacing what other cities are experiencing. With a jump in population between the last two censuses, growth is part of the reason. The other is a...
by Super Admin | Jan 10, 2022 | Community Impact, Dakota Market Square, DDI, Projects in Development
NEWS Project Updates and Community Impact 2021 Year in Review | Major Transformation at Dakota Market Square All of the work on Dakota Market Square’s renovation really shined in 2021, with the former Kmart building getting a major facelift and new façade to...
by Super Admin | Apr 26, 2021 | Community Impact, Dakota Market Square
NEWS Project Updates and Community Impact Monument Health to move dialysis clinic to Dakota Market Square RAPID CITY, S.D. (RCJ) – Monument Health’s outpatient dialysis clinic is moving to a larger and more accessible location this fall. The former Kmart...
by Super Admin | Apr 22, 2021 | Community Impact, Dakota Market Square, DDI
NEWS Project Updates and Community Impact Monument Health to Move, Expand Dialysis Clinic Larger Storefront Location Will Enhance Patient Experience RAPID CITY, S.D. (April 22, 2021) – Monument Health has announced it will move its outpatient dialysis clinic to a...
by Super Admin | Jan 18, 2021 | Community Impact, Dakota Market Square, DDI, Project Tour
NEWS Project Updates and Community Impact PROJECT TOUR | Dakota Market Square Transcript: Here we are at Dakota Market Square. This has been an amazing project. This is a true rejuvenation project where we were able to take an existing building that was in disrepair,...
by Super Admin | Dec 29, 2020 | Community Impact, Dakota Market Square, DDI
NEWS Project Updates and Community Impact 2020 Year in Review | Dakota Market Square Remade this Year A major highlight of Dream Design’s 2020 Year was the complete renovation of Phase 1 of “Dakota Market Square.” Dakota Market Square is the 185,000...
