Once-empty big box properties are now being leased all over the Twin Cities.
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ViaWest, which manages 27 data centers in six states, announced the recent opening of its first Minnesota facility.
The Wayzata-based bank told its employees Monday that about 1,500 of them will be relocated from different offices throughout the state to a new workplace in Plymouth.
Len Druskin renewed its lease at City Center in downtown Minneapolis, where it will renovate its existing space and consolidate other stores under the “Len” brand.
HexFuel plans to have 150 employees at a new Hastings plant and might double that headcount within several years.
The newspaper publisher will move more than 600 employees into a shorter tower that is part of the Capella Tower complex; that portion will be renamed the “Star Tribune Building.”
RJM Construction is seeing an uptick in city projects.
Travel Leaders Group has added a new headquarters building in London as part of an expansion plan that involves organic growth and future acquisitions in Europe.
Nord, which also counts the Union Depot among its clients, relocated to an office space—which is more than three times the size of its previous headquarters—in the recently renovated transit building.
A national developer is pitching top-tier apartments near Lake Calhoun.
As restaurants replace marginal retail, no one knows where to put the cars.
A 30-year-old downtown Minneapollis retail business tries to keep its edge while operating from a shuttered building.
Last month, Mayo announced a partnership with the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx in a basketball practice facility and sports medicine clinic inside the former Block E in downtown Minneapolis.
The purchase of downtown Minneapolis' Hampton Inn & Suites will boost a Texas-based Real Estate Investment Trust’s local hotel portfolio.
The $97 million Target Center revamp is now open for bids from architectural and engineering firms looking to finalize the project’s design.
The Minneapolis-based Ackerberg Group expects to close on the deal for the Uptown Minneapolis complex in early April.
The two parties finalized the second part of the deal, valued at $43.8 million; the first part of the contract was valued at $9 million.
The Bloomington mall confirmed recently that, after closing on $300 million in financing, it plans to add a 700,000-square-foot expansion.