Welcome to Dakota Park

We’re excited to share that we have added Dakota Park Apartments to our Collective family! This well-known and well-loved property has been a part of the Fargo-Moorhead area for years, and now, with 419 units across eight buildings, we’re thrilled to continue its legacy while bringing in the Collective standard of care.

A Community with History (and a Bright Future)

Dakota Park has long been a go-to spot for comfortable, convenient living in Fargo. It’s a community that features amenities and layouts with you in mind, so you can feel right at home. As part of the Collective family, we’re committed to enhancing all the features residents already love, while adding the modern upgrades, care, and exceptional service we’re known for. 

Life in the Neighborhood

Living at Dakota Park means being right in the heart of some of South Fargo’s best experiences. Enjoy shopping at West Acres Mall, only 4 miles away, or discover your new favorite coffee shop and dining within blocks from home! Parks, trails, and quick access to I-29 make it easy to enjoy both the outdoors and the city, whether you’re staying nearby or heading downtown. 

Amenities Made for Everyday Living

At Dakota Park, home is designed to feel effortless and enjoyable. Here’s a peek at what you can look forward to living in our community:

  • Indoor pool & sauna for year-round relaxation
  • 24/7 fitness room & game room
  • Heated underground parking garage (goodbye icy windshields!)
  • Spacious, flexible floor plans
  • Large windows & central air
  • Elevator access
  • On-site management & maintenance for dependable service

Welcome Home to Dakota Park

We couldn’t be more excited to bring the Collective experience to Dakota Park Apartments. We know that moving can feel overwhelming, that’s why our on-site team is here to make your transition seamless. We value thoughtful property management, attentive care, and focus on building resident-first communities. Experience our quality care and you-first approach by calling Dakota Park Apartments ‘home’. 

Want to see more of the community? Schedule a private tour or visit Dakota Park’s page to explore available apartment homes. We’d love to welcome you to your new home at Dakota Park!


Tori Madilia with mountains and a lake in the background
April 28, 2026
Tori Madilia grew up nearly 2,000 miles from Billings, but the path that brought her to Farmstead is less random than it might seem. After making the move to the Treasure State to be closer to her boyfriend, Tori got a career nudge from someone who knew her well. Her best friend back home happened to be a community manager and had a feeling she might enjoy property management. He encouraged her to give it a try. “My best friend back home thought I’d do well at it,” Tori said. “He was right. I knew from the get-go I’d be a good fit here.”
By - - April 21, 2026
Thomas Janis has been working in maintenance for nearly 8 years, learning as he goes and picking things up from the people around him. Today, he serves as a Senior Maintenance Technician at 10Bedrock Apartments in Box Elder, South Dakota. He is a proud member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe , a revered culture known for a deep sense of responsibility to others. Spend just a few minutes around Thomas and you’ll quickly see what matters to him. “My culture is based on warriors helping the community strive,” he said. “I carry that into my work.”
A new pool table in the updated community room at Dakota Park
By - - April 17, 2026
Dakota Park isn’t new to Fargo. With a few thoughtful, resident-focused updates, it’s getting even better. The community first opened in 1996 and is noteworthy as one of the largest communities in Fargo, one of the first to feature underground parking, and one of the first to have an indoor pool. It’s no surprise that many residents have chosen to call Dakota Park for decades. It truly does have everything you need. It’s been a few months since we welcomed Dakota Park into the Collective portfolio, and it’s quickly become a favorite among our team. In that time, they’ve come up with some great ideas to make it even better.
By - - April 13, 2026
Ryan Sullivan found his way into property management when opportunity and timing aligned perfectly. Like a lot of people in 2020, Ryan found himself looking for something new. His wife, knowing how good he was at fixing things, encouraged him to look into a role with Presbyterian Homes. What started as a maintenance position quickly turned into a career as he worked his way up to second in command at one of the largest senior living locations in the state of Minnesota. Today, Ryan serves as a Senior Maintenance Technician at ElseWarehouse and The Copham in Minneapolis’ North Loop.
Custom coasters featuring The Copham logo and a street map of Minneapolis' North Loop neighborhood
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Collective team members at Bowl For Kids' Sake, hosted by the Village Family Service Center in Fargo
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The Copham, located on Washington Avenue in Minneapolis, during a sunset
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By - - March 3, 2026
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February 20, 2026
More than 50 team members gathered for the fifth annual Collective Connect, reinforcing a shared commitment to our residents Collective team members from across the region came together in Downtown Fargo for this year’s Collective Connect, an annual event focused on engagement, learning, and strengthening connections across the organization. Attendees traveled from Billings, Montana; Watertown, Rapid City, and Sioux Falls, South Dakota; and the Twin Cities, Minnesota, with others joining remotely. Hands-On and Practical The two-day conference was impactful and memorable, with engaging activities, networking opportunities, and shared laughter. One of the most memorable moments day was an interactive role-switching exercise designed to simulate an accelerated “day in the life” of key roles across the company. Participants rotated through scenarios as maintenance technicians, support office team members, and community managers. “My favorite part was the simulation Jade and Jacinto designed,” remarked Sydney Schultz, an Operations Support Specialist. “Watching individuals assume unfamiliar roles was compelling. It illuminated how routine challenges for one position can feel entirely foreign to another, offering a sharper perspective on the nuances of each role.” The challenges required quick thinking, collaboration, and real-time problem solving. It mirrored many of the real scenarios, like unexpected maintenance requests, that team members experience every day in service of residents. “As someone newer to the company, it gave me a deep appreciation for what my coworkers experience in their jobs,” said Dirk Monson, content specialist with Collective. “You understand quickly how interconnected everything is.” The exercise reinforced a core truth within Collective: no role operates in isolation. Maintenance, management, marketing, development, accounting, and leadership all intersect to create a top-tier resident experience. A Shared Commitment to Residents