Kaeding Development Group News Today

The Bloomington Planning Commission will meet Thursday to hear about possible policies that could shave off time and save money for developments in its city borders.

It aims to fill a void in late-night dining in St. Paul.

Plus: Beradda buys and Hendricks sells buildings. And recap of weeks real estate news.

Steel piles will form foundation for five-story apartment complex.

Inland Real Estate Group’s vice chairman Joe Cosenza is the first to admit that he wasn’t overly enthusiastic presented with the opportunity to buy a

East Corcoran Street would be extended from its current terminus at Jackson Street under plans for a 258-unit apartment complex at 129 N. Memorial Drive that gained a conditional certificate of appropriateness for the Third Ward Architectural Review Board on Wednesday

The five-story building, proposed by Kaeding Development Group, also needs design approval from the Historic Third Ward Architectural Review Board.

The five-story building would be constructed on 3 acres north of East Summerfest Place and west of North Lincoln Memorial Drive.

Minnesota-based Kaeding Development Group has agreed to buy the 3-acre apartment project site from the Italian Community Center for $5.5 million.