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McGough Underway on 402-Unit Apartment Project Near Mall of America

McGough Underway on 402-Unit Apartment Project Near Mall of America

The Riveter, Co-Working Aimed at Women, Set to Open in Twin Cities

Shared workspace options are growing at a rapid clip, although The Riveter focuses on women workers and entrepreneurs.

Burl Gilyard
Throwing Old Homes in the Garbage is Becoming More Problematic (and Political) in Minnesota

Groundwater pollution from old construction materials has prompted the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to look at revamping landfill rules.

Walker Orenstein
Are Mixed-Use Projects the Right Path Forward for the Twin Cities?

We explore the benefits and challenges of the mixed-use development approach.

Burl Gilyard
Renovation Woes Force Sale of The Soap Factory

RJM Construction is forcing a sheriff’s sale on the arts center’s Minneapolis headquarters after incurring extraneous expenses from a top-to-bottom renovation it was hired to complete.

Amanda Ostuni
Latest Fight Over Controversial Landlord’s Minneapolis Properties Puts Spotlight on Housing Court

Del Campo Chacon’s eviction fight — part of a larger struggle among a group of families living in five Frenz properties on the same block — is a new chapter in a long story, one that includes allegations of fraud, unsanitary conditions, rent strikes and city intervention.

Taryn Phaneuf
Will a Five-Star Hotel Finally Land in the Twin Cities?

United Properties inked a term sheet with Four Seasons for the Gateway tower in Minneapolis.

Burl Gilyard
How The Waters is Reinventing Senior Living

The senior housing developer breaks new ground with branded communities and a focus on well-being.

Suzy Frisch
Blake Hastings Leaves CBRE to Join Oppidan

The local developer is seeing strong growth beyond Minnesota.

Burl Gilyard
St. Louis Park-Based Real Estate Data Co. WolfNet Technologies Merges with OJO Labs

The merger is intended to provide home buyers and sellers with an improved, efficient search and transaction experience. The companies’ organizational structure and staff will remain in place.

Amanda Ostuni
Internet of Things Leader Digi International is Relocating Its HQ to Hopkins

The move to Hopkins’ Excelsior Crossings campus is intended to encourage more creativity and collaboration, with integrated private, common and lab spaces designed partly by Studio BV.

Amanda Ostuni
Twin Cities Home Prices Reach Highest Point On Record
Sam Schaust

Median sales prices for homes in the metro area reached $242,000 in June — a record that was driven largely by low supply and high demand in the market.
What's Going On With Redevelopment Of St. Paul's Ford Plant Site?
Peter Callaghan

Most of the plans and studies are complete. An environmental study has concluded that a cleanup is possible and affordable. And Ford is finally prepared to lay out a more firm timetable for redevelopment.
Louisiana-Pacific Is Mystery Company Receiving $66M In Public Financing
Sam Schaust

State lawmakers finally revealed the identity of the home siding company after securing a deal to have a $440 million plant constructed in Hoyt Lakes.

Twin Cities Home Market Hits Record-Breaking Sales In May
Sam Schaust

Sellers continue to control the market as buyers grapple with a dwindling supply of homes.
Thor Construction Outlines New HQ In North Minneapolis
Burl Gilyard

The company looks to draw others to its $30 million project.
Mystic Lake Isn't Playing The Odds
Adam Platt

As casino-operating tribes diversify to sustain their income base, the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux continue to place most of their chips on Mystic Lake Casino.

Twin Cities Condo Comeback
Burl Gilyard

The towering ambition of Jim Stanton and Bob Lux.
Twin Cities Residential Construction Ramps Up In April
Sam Schaust

Spending on new home construction and upgrades is at a record high compared to recent first quarters.
Twin Cities Housing Market Caught In A Supply Crunch As Demand Intensifies
Sam Schaust

Realtor Cotty Lowry said open house turnout has been the strongest he’s ever seen.
As Mayo's DMC Project Moves Forward, SE Minnesota Faces Worker, Housing Shortage
Don Jacobson

The DMC project is expected to create 45,000 jobs. But where will they come from, and is there any place for them to live?
Commercial Real Estate Hot Zones
Burl Gilyard

After finally shedding lingering effects of the recession, the industry is taking off in the Twin Cities.
How Green Is My Capital Campaign?
Burl Gilyard

Can two downtown Minneapolis park projects both green up in competition for philanthropic dollars?
Twin Cities Housing Market Sees More Sales But Lower Inventory In February
Sam Schaust

Sales rose nearly 7 percent despite a roughly 20 percent drop in active properties.
Twin Cities Residential Construction Hits 2-Year Low
Sam Schaust

The number of permitted multifamily and single-family units being built around the metro declined dramatically in February.
Run From DMC?
Burl Gilyard

Can a shadowy group throw a wrench into Rochester’s $6 billion plan?
The NorShor Theatre Is Ready For Its Makeover
Liz Fedor

Long-awaited renovation likely to begin soon on centerpiece of Duluth’s arts district.
Real Estate Software Developer HomeSpotter Raises $925K
Sam Schaust

The company’s latest funding round brings its lifetime seed money total to roughly $3.7 million.
The Tile Shop Reports Double-Digit Sales Jump In Q4
Sam Schaust

Sales growth at older stores are lagging behind its newer operations, but the company hopes to change that.

C.H. Robinson Expands North Loop Office Space
Andre Eggert

The company is moving workers from its St. Paul and Roseville offices into the expanded space.
Marketing Firm FLM+ Moving To North Loop
Andre Eggert

The agency is leaving its Wayzata office park to attract creative employees drawn to working in the city.
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