Zachary Development Group bought the former ADM mill and plans affordable housing named for Carter G. Woodson, with a focus on Black-led contractors and community benefits.

Costco bought the city‑owned lot where Burnsville’s Fire Station No. 1 once stood for about $2.1M, and has filed plans to relocate and expand its fuel island. The proposal now moves into the city’s review process.

Quintile reassessments are rolling out across Minneapolis as certified levies rise. Here’s what homeowners should know about inspections, appeals and the levy changes behind higher bills.

Seagate filed plans for a roughly 64,500‑square‑foot addition at its Bloomington campus that the company says would significantly boost wafer fabrication capacity to meet AI demand. The project is slated for a public hearing on Thursday.

St. Michael cleared plans for a 251,600-square-foot industrial building at Naber Business Park. The pad-ready lot is slated for sale to Likewise Partners and could deliver by next spring.

St. Paul is buying 259 University Ave to assemble a half-block site aimed at attracting larger housing and mixed-use projects along University Avenue. City filings show demolition and an RFP are planned.

Hennepin County is recommending $1.7M in TOC grants for five projects that officials say will leverage about $66.2M to add housing, jobs and commercial space. The awards center on BRT and high-frequency bus corridors.

Ebenezer is planning an 82-unit Estoria cooperative at 2285 Arboretum Blvd in Victoria, offering buy-in ownership for 62+ and amenities like a golf simulator.

Short-term loans on Twin Cities office towers are maturing, forcing owners to scramble for refinancing while foreclosures rise.

A longtime Rosenthal Interiors showroom in downtown Minneapolis is set for auction in July with a $250,000 starting bid. The 25,000-sf property failed to sell when listed last fall.

An appeals court ordered Faribault to complete a full environmental impact study for a planned Archer Datacenters campus, pausing the project and elevating questions about emissions, water and noise.

Fargo-based Enclave closed on Shoreview’s Rice Street Crossing site and will build Krew — a 293-unit, roughly $80M mixed-income complex with 20% affordable units. Construction will be phased and the city is backing the deal with TIF and cleanup grants.

Swervo bought the France Commons office complex in Edina for $9.5M and plans renovations plus new service‑retail pads along France Avenue.