Ontic Properties

Developments

Thoughtful development, built for the way Omaha lives.

Featured Development

Pier 15

Pier 15 is a planned lakefront mixed-use community at 168th Street & Fort Street in Omaha, designed to bring homes, gathering spaces, commerce, and outdoor recreation together around Natural Resources District Lake 15.

The Pier 15 plan brings together mixed-use, multifamily, commercial, office, and single-family residential areas in a connected neighborhood setting. Landscaped streets, pedestrian connections, and open space are planned to create an active, walkable experience.

Aerial waterfront community illustrating the planned lakefront setting of Pier 15

Planned Around the Lake

A connected framework for outdoor recreation, gathering, and long-term stewardship at Pier 15.

Lake Access

Planned trail connections, a community boat dock, public boat ramp, fishing pier, and floating fountain.

Gathering Places

Planned plazas, open lawn space, concession and seating areas, and an outdoor pool area.

Walkable Streets

Enhanced streetscapes, ground-level retail, on-street parking, and pedestrian connections are illustrated in the plan.

Natural Stewardship

Tree mitigation, vegetative screening, bioretention, water-quality features, and nature trails are planned.

Our Approach

Built for Lasting Neighborhoods

From land planning through residential delivery, Ontic Properties creates places that balance everyday living, connected open space, and enduring value.

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80-acre neighborhood experience
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1.5-acre pocket neighborhood experience

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Neighborhood Development

Full-scale communities shaped from the ground up, with homes, apartments, and shared spaces working together.

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Infill Development

Smaller-scale and pocket-neighborhood opportunities that add thoughtful housing within established areas.

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Rental Villas and Townhomes

Residential rental options designed for comfort, connection, and the way Omaha lives today.

Find Your Next Home

Explore Ontic Properties rental villas and townhomes in the Omaha area.