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Annexation of 45 acres approved with eyes and questions on potential development of another 70 acres.

City Council approved the addition of nearly fifty acres of land to city limits to authorize the Dallas-based real estate company, Anthony Properties, to create more housing options in Northwest

A public hearing is set for Monday on a proposal to add 45 acres to northwest Rochester.

Rochester commission recommends approval of annexation on city's northern edge for apartments and commercial development.

Annexation request expected after Rochester council limited potential housing density on property along 55th Street Northwest to retain options for single-family homes.

The first building in the Crossing on Boyson housing development in Hiawatha is expected to open for leasing later this year, officials say.

Anthony Properties estimates it will cost $16 million to purchase and prepare farmland for planned housing and commercial development.

NORTH PROVIDENCE – A new commercial plaza is planned at 1729 Smith St., the former longtime home of Christiansens Dairy before it closed in 2019.

Rochester Planning and Zoning Commission splits on recommendation for increasing potential housing density of a nearly 120-acre site is annexed into the city.

Northwest Rochester farmland along 55th Street is being eyed for housing, if agreement is reached for the right mix of uses.