Lennar remained No. 1 as Housing First Minnesota’s Top 25 builders reported $3.69 billion in revenue and 6,512 units in 2025. Single-family homes made up the bulk of the total.

A little-known trust paid under $2M for St. Paul’s vast Great Northern Building. The buyer says it plans to restore and reposition downtown properties.

Nobles County commissioners voted 3–2 to block a proposed $4 billion Geronimo Power data center, preserving agricultural zoning after a packed public meeting.

Bader Development is negotiating to buy EDA-owned land and seek TIF to build a 203-unit apartment project at Oxbow Commons in Brooklyn Park. City review and public approvals are still pending.

Planners advanced a rezoning that would let Minnesota Cannabis College open classrooms and a cultivation lab above Bar Brava at 1914 N. Washington Ave.

A lender has sued to foreclose on another tower at Normandale Lake Office Park, seeking about $31.1M and adding to a string of debt fights at the five‑building campus.

Growers say years of investment were upended when Eureka Township denied permission to convert hemp greenhouses to adult‑use cannabis; they’ve sued to reverse the decision.

CDT Realty plans to turn Minoru Yamasaki’s 20 Washington into a 165‑room hotel, reopening the landmark and preserving its iconic portico, pools and plaza.

Lakeville’s council will vote Monday on a proposed one‑year moratorium to pause new homebuilding while officials study strain on schools, roads and habitat.

St. Cloud unveiled a $250M draft for downtown that includes a riverfront 1,800‑seat arena, hotel and up to 800 apartments; public open house set at River’s Edge.

Sabra Health Care REIT paid $34 million for The Waters of Eden Prairie, a 158-unit senior-living community, according to local filings. The purchase continues a wave of institutional buys in the market.

The owner of longtime East St. Paul watering hole Cheers Pub has listed the business and building for sale, with the MLS showing a $269,900 asking price.

Minnesota 4‑H and the State Fair launched a $35 million campaign to modernize the 4‑H Building in St. Paul, with major work staged after the fair and a target to reopen by 2027.