Real Estate

An updated version of the proposed comprehensive plan is set to released sometime next week.

The Minneapolis City Planning Commission is considering about 1,500 new units at a Thursday meeting.

Key takeaways and quotes from a three-part business event held Wednesday, which featured discussions on Allianz Field and Midway projects, hotel projects, and mixed-use developments.

City planners, housing experts and elected officials all pretty much agree that Minneapolis needs to build a lot more affordable places to live. What's less clear is whether city officials understand how hard that's going to be.

The co-working leader is expanding before its new home in Minneapolis even opens.

The Alatus project calls for 40 stories and 214 units.

The real estate company is making available 45 million shares, the funds from which it hopes will pay off debts and cover the costs of a past acquisition.

The dream of ground-floor retail can’t always be realized.

The emerging rating system measures a building’s health and wellness for employees and resident.

Amazon leases about half of the “mass timber” office building.

Five industry leaders discuss the trends and challenges of today and tomorrow.

Commercial development is returning to north Minneapolis as Thor Companies’ building is fully leased and Wellington Management starts its north side office project.

Current CFO and CIO Brian Murray will succeed Pat Ryan, effectively ending a run dating back to 1938 of Ryan family members leading the construction firm as CEO.

Why is the building near Varsity Theater evicting all its commercial tenants?

Edina developers want vertical density but residents don't. Inside a controversy with metro-wide implications.

Plan calls for $330 million, mixed-use project to open in 2021.

The Depot not only became the centerpiece of a successful development, it helped transform a neighborhood and create a crucial connection between downtown and the Mississippi Riverfront.

Despite plenty of available spaces, it's still tough to find deals in the best buildings.

Up to 150 jobs in the regional nonprofit’s sales, technology and administrative services departments will be created in the process.

Portland developer Kevin Cavenaugh doesn't build a lot of traditional buildings. What he is known for -and what he came to Minneapolis to talk about - is building smaller.