This historic, 135 year-old building features a seris of beautiful studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments. Units feature open, loft-style layout and upscal details including marble shower surrounds, granit counter-tops, high ceilings, and skylights! These are a great choice for urban-dwelling professionals, medial professionals, and students with a refined palette.
Enjoy a great location: minutes away from Davenport's Business District, Hotel Blackhawk, and Riverfront.
For leasing information, please visit Front Door.

This once glorious, high-end Blackhawk Hotel was built in 1915, during an economic boom period in Davenport. It originally was a seven-story hotel. In the 1920’s, money was flowing into the city, and four more stories were added This created a 400 room brick hotel, with a fancy frontage, complete with marble accents around the windows.

During its long history, prominent guests stayed at the Blackhawk Hotel, from movie stars to politicians. Carey Grant, Carl Sandburg, Herbert Hoover, Richard Nixon and Jack Dempsey were some of its more distinguished guests.

In the late 1970’s, the economic growth, which was enjoyed in Davenport, flat-lined. The city of Davenport jumped into action and took urban renewal seriously, building a new civic center, called the Rivercenter, a good first step in their attempt to revitalize downtown. Over the years this effort, to revitalize downtown Davenport, has proven to be an uphill battle in which they have made good progress, seeing improvements as a result of their efforts.

In the 1990’s, when the economy picked up, a convention center was built near the Blackhawk Hotel. Many new additions and renovations to existing buildings took place and the construction of new buildings, such as the Figge Art Museum, brought new energy into the city. Plans to attract visitors downtown started with sprucing up their outside public areas, such as the fixing up of Modern Woodmen Park. In order to develop the riverfront area and build a new hotel, which was badly needed, the city struck a deal with a gambling organization, The Isle of Capri, who also bought the Blackhawk Hotel.

The hotel reopened as The President Casinos Blackhawk Hotel, with close proximity to a gaming casino. Due to a fire, the inside of the hotel, particularly one floor, was heavily damaged. Other floors suffered water damage as a result of firemen’s hoses. The hotel finally closed in February 2006. This closing left the convention center in a rough situation, as there was now only one hotel, the Radisson, to take its visitors, thus making it hard to book shows and conventions there.

In April 2009, the Blackhawk Hotel was sold directly to an experienced, enthusiastic hotel restoration/renovation company, Restoration St. Louis.

The project was completed in December of 2010. Restoration St. Louis’ main goal was to make the Blackhawk a place to be once again. Modern renovations have been made to the rooms, but Restoration St. Louis wanted to maintain a 1920s feel in the lobby, taking guests back in time to the period the Hotel Blackhawk was first built. The historic lobby was restored and the original chandelier and marble flooring have been preserved to add to this grand lobby. In addition, the bowling alley made a return to the lower level. Many of the hotel’s original features still remain today, including a grand piano, once played by big bands such as Guy Lombardo and Stan Kenton.

For more information, visit the Hotel Blackhawk website

This Chicago commercial style building was built by famed Davenport industrialist William Renwick in 1897 and underwent a $6 million renovation in 2012.
The building, which used to be the Matthew's Office and Furniture Store, now houses 18 one and two bedroom chic apartments featuring open layouts, granite counter tops, balconies, high ceilings, large windows, and eco-friendly materiel. The Renwick also boasts an incredible rooftop deck and party room, modern fitness center, plus a commercial venue space and state of the art recording studio.
The Renwick features all-inclusive rent and a convient downtown location, mere blocks from riverfront attractions.
For leasing information, please visit Front Door.

Built in 1905 as the original home of Smith Brothers & Burdick Co., this iconic four story Davenport building has been renovated as “Market Lofts.”   The 37 true loft-style units range from 500 square foot studios to 1,600 square foot 3 bed/2 bath apartments. All units feature open layouts, granite counter-tops, high ceilings and choice balconies. The $7.5 million renovation preserved the building’s unique exposed brick and heavy timber construction while incorporating contemporary finishes and modern amenities.

Centered in Davenport’s Loft District, Market Lofts offers: heated three season pool, large fitness center and tenant lounge. Secure covered parking and storage lockers are also available. Downtown Davenport’s hottest new address features hotel-style living with cable, internet and all utilities in your all-inclusive lease … No Bills/No Hassles! Market Lofts is redefining urban living in the Quad Cities