
PARTNERS
Northern Heights was designed to make the path from interest to home ownership as straightforward as possible. To support that, we've partnered with trusted local experts in lending, real estate, and engineering who understand both the Sioux City market and the unique vision for this community. Our lending and real estate partners are here to help you explore financing options, understand the process of building or buying in Northern Heights, and move forward with confidence at a pace that fits your goals.
Peoples Bank
Where Values Matter!
Peoples Bank offers a variety of options featuring flexible terms and competitive interest rates. Let Peoples Bank help you build the home of your dreams while remaining affordable without compromising construction quality. Learn more about the benefits of a construction loan with Peoples Bank.
United Real Estate Solutions
Your Guide to Finding the Right Home at Northern Heights
United Real Estate Solutions brings local market expertise and a client-first approach to buyers exploring opportunities at Northern Heights. Their team understands Sioux City, the appeal of the Loess Hills views, and what makes this neighborhood different from traditional resale options.
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Whether you're a first-time home buyers, a move-up buyer, or considering an investment property on a multi-family lot, United Real Estate can help you compare options, review lot availability, and navigate each step of purchasing and building at Northern Heights.


Civil Engineers & Constructors
Engineering Smarter. Building Stronger.
Civil Engineers & Constructors (CEC) is a Midwest-based civil engineering, surveying, and construction partner that brings “boots-on-the-ground” problem solving to projects that shape communities and support growth. Blending practical field experience with technical expertise, CEC helps ensure that Northern Heights is planned, engineered, and built with long-term durability, smart infrastructure, and high-quality site development—so the neighborhood functions as beautifully as it looks.




