Minneapolis seeks innovative proposals for New Nicollet Redevelopment at former Kmart site, emphasizing community-aligned, dynamic urban components. Deadline is Jan. 6, 2026.

The Met Council announced a $3 million grant to support affordable homeownership in the Twin Cities, potentially easing housing costs for low to moderate-income families.

Minneapolis seeks proposals for redeveloping 427 Cedar Ave., with details on the city's website and final informational meeting set for Nov. 25 at Afro Deli & Grill.

Minneapolis officials have unveiled a $14 million plan and $1.7 million in tax credits to support the creation of 600 affordable homes and improve services for the homeless, including 126 new shelter beds.

The Metropolitan Council allocated $15.75 million to support 15 development projects, designed to improve housing affordability and access by tying in with the metro transit network across 10 Twin Cities area cities.

The Minneapolis committee approved the 2025 AHTF funding for Hiawatha Commons, with $1.68 million allocated for renovations to improve 80 residential units and maintain affordable housing.

The Duluth 1200 Fund is accepting applications for its Storefront Loan Program, offering up to $100,000 for exterior improvements to businesses in Spirit Valley and downtown Duluth.

Minnetonka launches the Legacy Housing initiative to preserve affordable housing and community heritage, offering options like sales to affordable programs and capped future sale prices.

Minneapolis launches new housing developments in Windom and Regina, advancing the city's 2040 Plan with a $1.25 million tax levy. The projects focus on creating affordable, sustainable homes to address the housing crisis.

The City of Apple Valley is urging residents to report vacant properties to prevent freeze damage and maintain neighborhood aesthetics and property values.

Boston Scientific opens a new 400,000-square-foot campus in Maple Grove, celebrated by Governor Walz and Mayor Steffenson, marking a significant development for cardiovascular innovation and local job growth.

Minneapolis opened the Valiance Apartments and Shelter, funded partly by the city's $1.6M investment, to address its housing crisis and support vulnerable residents.

Minneapolis Council Member Jason Chavez announced the opening of Valiance Shelter and Apartment, offering 50 apartments and a 54-bed shelter to alleviate homelessness.