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Life Time to Host Hiring Fair Ahead of Southdale Opening

Life Time to Host Hiring Fair Ahead of Southdale Opening

Coven Co-working Operators Eye National Expansion

Nashville location to open in 2020.

Burl Gilyard
Twin Cities Co-working Space Grows 18 Percent

CBRE Group sees room to grow for flexible office space market.

Burl Gilyard
Fintech Startup ClickSwitch Relocates

The company is staying in downtown Minneapolis, but it’s moved to roomier digs.

Dan Niepow
Kraus-Anderson Preps for $20M Upscale Apartments in St. Paul

The developer has secured permitting for a 92-unit apartment building in St. Paul’s Capitol Heights neighborhood.

Dan Niepow
Friendship Village Preps for $114.5M Expansion

The 284-unit senior living center will gain 96 new apartments, along with a new health center building.

Christopher Lemke
Developers Deploy $1.5 Million Sales Center to Sell Condos

Prices start at $900,000 for units in Eleven tower

Burl Gilyard
JLL to Move into RBC Gateway Tower

The firm aims to move into the new skyscraper in early 2022.

Dan Niepow
Ryan Cos. Begins $3 Million Renovation of City Center

Later this summer, “several new tenants” are slated to be revealed, the company says.

Dan Niepow
Sales Price for Twin Cities Homes Reached New Record in June

Home sales, however, are still on the downswing, with single-family home sales declining 7.5 percent year over year.

Dan Niepow
Dayton’s Building Added to National Register of Historic Places

Developers of the Dayton's Project sought the designation, which makes the retail/office project eligible for federal tax credits.

Allison Kaplan
A Hotel Rises In Uptown
Burl Gilyard

Graves looks set to be the one who builds Uptown’s first hotel.
Average Home Price In Minnesota Rises In October
Sam Schaust

Job growth and low mortgage rates have fueled the rise in home prices around the U.S.
Contractor Indicted For Using Phony Documents To Win Gov’t Contracts
Sam Schaust

The RSI Associates contractor allegedly used the money gained from construction contracts to buy jet skis, snowmobiles, luxury cars and gold coins.
Co-Working Space Industrious Opens In Minneapolis
Andre Eggert

The company offers an alternative to area heavyweight CoCo.
U Of M, United States Golf Association Form Research Partnership
Sam Schaust

The USGA wants to revitalize the game of golf with the help of the state’s largest higher education institution.
Has The Armory's Time Finally Come?
Andre Eggert

A new concert and event venue may finally repurpose the Minneapolis landmark.

Commercial Excellence: The 2015 NAIOP Awards
TCB Staff

Celebrating this year's winners.
Minneapolis Construction Exceeds $1B For Fourth-Straight Year
Sam Schaust

With three months left in the year, the city passed the $1 billion mark in part because of major construction projects in Downtown East.
How Do You Solve A Problem Like (Old, Unused) Grain Elevators?
Peter Callaghan

What to do with structures that clearly qualify for protection under landmark laws — but that have proven difficult to repurpose.
Star Tribune Moving City Pages' Offices To North Loop Printing Plant
Burl Gilyard

The Star Tribune, which now owns the alt-weekly paper, says it has unused space for staff it already owns.
Former Real Estate Developer Locked Up, Fined $1.5M For Tax Evasion
Sam Schaust

Evidence found that a Washington County developer used funds to live an “incredibly flamboyant lifestyle,” which included buying a $1.4 million house and $50,000 monthly deposits to a personal bank account.
The Devil Is In The Details When It Comes To St. Paul’s Soccer Stadium Hopes
Bill Lindeke

What is the best-case scenario for St. Paul soccer? I spoke with a few of St. Paul’s most interested parties to find out their hopes for any soccer stadium deal at Snelling and University Avenues.
Finding The Right Broker As Business Changes
Burl Gilyard

Globalization and consolidation are shaking up the real estate brokerage market.
Au Revoir, Green Acres
Andre Eggert

Businesses are following their millennial employees and relocating downtown.

Do The Twin Cities Really Need This Many Luxury Apartments?
Marlys Harris

Developers have built thousands of apartments in the metro area over the last four years. At what point does supply outstrip demand?

Wild Harvest Will Supply Cage-Free Eggs By End Of 2015
Sam Schaust

SuperValu's private label will adjust its policy, affecting more than 38 million eggs on store shelves.
Are Minnesotans Ready To Live Small?
Burl Gilyard

Some developers are pushing for micro-unit apartments that push against minimum square-footage requirements.
Twin Cities Housing Market Hits 10-Year High
Sam Schaust

Pending and closed sales have reached pre-recession levels.
Zillow Surveys Financials of Buying Vs. Renting In Twin Cities
Burl Gilyard

Report puts “break-even horizon” at 2.2 years.
Turning The Corner In St. Paul
Burl Gilyard

With the additions of light rail and a baseball park, is the capital city likely to see substantial private sector investments?

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