EY will relocate its Minneapolis office from the Dayton’s Project to the U.S. Bancorp Center this year, a move that underscores leasing challenges at the Dayton’s redevelopment.

A new nonprofit bought the mortgage on the U.S. Bank Center and has assembled control of other downtown properties; a Gensler study shows major conversion potential. Short‑term fixes are already planned while financing and reuse are sorted.

Enclave bought a fully leased, two-building industrial campus in Maple Grove after CBRE arranged sale and life-company financing. The portfolio totals 255,501 square feet and was marketed as 100% leased.

The Saint Paul HRA discussed key housing projects including Joseph’s Pointe bonds, a loan extension for 652 Sherburne, and the Inspiring Communities Project.

Woodbury is preparing its 2050 Comprehensive Plan to strategically guide future development in areas such as housing and transportation, with community input and a task force in place.

Burnsville's new City Hall addition progresses, with interior renovations and exterior framing underway, roofing nearly complete, and exterior masonry started. Phase one is expected to finish by September 2026.

Apple Valley requires landlords to register rental properties online without cost, excluding owner-occupied homes, to ensure compliance with maintenance codes and standards.

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.