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Modernist Minneapolis building that replaced skid row destined for demolition Decision reverses preservation panels vote to protect 1969 site.  February 12, 2021 — 10:38am Text size Copy shortlink: A modernist downtown Minneapolis building that some argued was worth preserving will soon meet the wrecking ball following a City Council vote Friday. Developers want to replace the half-century-old building at 21 N. Washington Av. with ...

Austin, Atlanta & Tampa Are Attracting Homebuyers From More Expensive Cities, Contributing to a Housing Supply Crunch 28% of Redfin.com users looked to move to another metro area in 2020, up from 25.5% in 2019, driving double-digit inventory shortages in popular destinations News provided by Share this article Share this article SEATTLE, Feb. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- (NASDAQ: RDFN) — Nationwide, 27.8% of Redfin.com users looked to move to another metro area in 2020, according to a new www.re...

The proposals price tag is estimated at $35 million. Author: KARE Staff Updated: 10:09 PM CST February 3, 2021 ST PAUL, Minn. — Gov. Tim Walz has pitched a new public safety budget proposal to help pay for potential increased law enforcement costs starting this spring. Walzs State Aid for Emergencies (SAFE) Account budget proposal is tied to fears of civil unrest around the trials of the officers charged with killing George Floyd – leading the governor to pre...

Created: January 25, 2021 06:00 PM An increasing amount of office space is going unused in both Minneapolis and St. Paul, according a new report. Newmark, a global commercial real estate advisory firm, released data for the fourth quarter of 2020, showing office space in the Twin Cities market rising to 11.9% vacancy. That is an increase from 11.2% one year ago. "Its a ghost town. I dont see anyone out and about anymore," said Cody Thompson, who lives in Minneapolis. "Its bad. Its re...

Marquette Av. parking lot made famous by Prince is expected to become offices.

Copy shortlink: The Minneapolis Downtown Council will give away $1.6 million in grants to small and independently owned businesses hit by the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, especially the hospitality sector. Large downtown companies provided the money, led by a $1 million contribution from Target, the council said Thursday. The amount of total grant money could grow. "The Minneapolis downtown small-business grant program will help us preserve the vibrant e...

An empty Nicollet Mall. Photo by David Bowman Mpls Downtown Council to Distribute $1.6M in Small Business Grants Target and other major downtown employers contributed funds that will support independent restaurants, retailers, and venues in the central business district. Major downtown employers including Target, Thrivent, RBC Wealth Management, and the Xcel Energy Foundation contributed to a Minneapolis Downtown Council small business grant program that will provide $1.6 milli...

It looks like a war zone: Minneapolis developers shy away from city projects after unrest and calls to defund the police Print this article Developers have long had challenges navigating the aggressively liberal agenda of the Minneapolis City Council, but for some, the move to cut police funding was the last straw. Since violent unrest broke out over the summer, local developer Kelly Doran said he estimates around 10% to 20% vacancies in downtown apartment buildings that had just 2% to 3% vac...

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