The Grainger family pledged $75 million to fund an AI-powered logistics hub at Mayo Clinic's downtown Rochester campus, the Grainger Building, slated to open in 2028.

A four‑story, 110‑unit affordable senior building is proposed in Falcon Heights near the State Fair, aimed at residents 55+ with rents set near 60% of AMI.

HF2687 would limit corporate portfolios of single‑family homes, bar certain private‑equity ownership and add deed‑tax and enforcement measures aimed at freeing up starter homes. Supporters say it helps first‑time buyers; opponents warn of unintended market effects.

City and community partners broke ground on Poplar Apartments, a supportive-housing project promising roughly 40 units and onsite services for people exiting homelessness.

Commercial values in Minneapolis fell again this assessment cycle, shrinking downtown office valuations and shifting more of the property-tax load to homeowners.

An 11-property Sherwin‑Williams portfolio across Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota sold for $18.74M after brokers secured rare 15‑year lease extensions. The deal attracted a Michigan institutional buyer.

Pre-foreclosure notices climbed to the highest level since 2015 as insurance and other costs push more Minnesotans to seek counseling.

The University of Minnesota acquired Station 19 at 2001 University Ave SE — a historic mixed‑use firehouse anchored by Buffalo Wild Wings across from Huntington Bank Stadium. The purchase gives the university control of a high‑profile Dinkytown corner with redevelopment potential.

Founders Properties paid $26.35M to acquire two fully leased industrial buildings in Eagan totaling 169,656 sq ft. The purchase underscores continued demand for mid‑bay industrial in the Twin Cities.

Rondo Community Land Trust purchased the long‑vacant Sears on Rice Street, handing a major redevelopment parcel to a local nonprofit steward. Plans and timelines remain to be announced.

A Swervo-backed cannabis operator will convert a 50,000-square-foot Blaine warehouse into cultivation, processing, shipping and retail, adding about 40 jobs.

Fargo-based Great States Development has purchased The Copham, a 120-unit warehouse-conversion at 607 Washington Ave. N., further expanding the firm's North Loop holdings.

Federal Reserve data show investor ownership of Twin Cities single-family homes has climbed, concentrating purchases in lower-income neighborhoods. Researchers warn the shift is tied to higher eviction rates and fewer starter homes for buyers.