Woodbury Starts Cass Street Parking Structure
The multilevel garage is part of the Crossroads redevelopment site at 72nd and Dodge streets, which covers about 38 acres.
Updated on Nov. 1, 2026 in Construction
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Woodbury Corporation has begun work on a multilevel parking structure along Cass Street as part of the Crossroads redevelopment at 72nd and Dodge streets. The structure will hold roughly 850 to 900 spaces.
Why it matters
The project adds parking capacity to a large mixed-use redevelopment in Omaha, which is expected to draw shops, restaurants and services to the area. Tenant announcements depend on the project progressing.
The Cass Street structure will add roughly 850 to 900 spaces alongside an existing 530-space underground garage on the approximately 38-acre site. The timeline for completion and the final tenant roster were not specified.
The players
Woodbury Corporation
Woodbury Corporation is an Omaha-based real estate developer leading the Crossroads redevelopment project.
CentiMark
CentiMark is a company behind the GameScape entertainment venue planned for the Crossroads site.
The details
Woodbury Corporation has started work on the parking structure along Cass Street, and it plans to break ground on its first multifamily mixed-use building with roughly 200 apartments and 30,000 square feet of retail. Steel is expected to begin rising at the 87,000-square-foot CentiMark GameScape entertainment venue in late November or early December.
Timeline
October 31, 2026: Grow Omaha Radio Show interview on Crossroads construction.
Late November or early December 2026: steel expected to begin rising at the entertainment venue.
November 4, 2026: Eppley Airfield's first new terminal gates open.
Construction Outlook
The Cass Street structure is one phase of the Crossroads redevelopment at 72nd and Dodge streets, which pairs a 530-space underground garage with an 87,000-square-foot entertainment venue. Construction of the parking structure extends that phased build-out across the 38-acre site.
Drivers heading to the Crossroads area will have more parking options once the Cass Street structure opens, with roughly 850 to 900 new spaces. Residents and shoppers can expect new shops, restaurants and services as the site develops.
The takeaway
Large mixed-use projects are built in phases, so parking, entertainment and housing often arrive on different timelines. Watching for tenant announcements and steel progress offers a clear view of how the Crossroads site is coming together.
What happens next
Steel is expected to begin rising at the entertainment venue in late November or early December, and tenant announcements for the retail space depend on continued progress.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Omaha World-Herald.
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