Saint Paul’s zoning board approved variances for a fourth Marvella building at Highland Bridge, including a skyway and underground parking. Groundbreaking is planned for September 2026.

MLG Capital bought a fully occupied industrial portfolio across Wisconsin and Minnesota, adding an 11‑acre warehouse leased to Wantable and FedEx.

St. Cloud's City Council will hold a second hearing on a permit-fee overhaul that builders say would raise costs for homeowners and projects.

Goodhue County Habitat broke ground on HOPE Heights, a 26‑home affordable development on Red Wing’s former St. John’s Hospital site. The phased project aims to expand local homeownership.

Hennepin County’s housing authority approved about $19.2M across multiple programs and moved three north Minneapolis parcels toward affordable-housing redevelopment.

Roami has quietly opened the converted Century Plaza as an aparthotel across from the Minneapolis Convention Center, offering apartment-style suites and a soft opening ahead of summer.

A Tampa investor paid $3.8M for the First National Bank Building and says he’ll explore housing, relight the neon '1st' sign and revive empty retail.

Minnesota Wild owner Craig Leipold led a group that purchased the landmark St. Paul Hotel and says it will renovate rooms and add new food‑and‑drink concepts. The sale comes as private investors double down on downtown St. Paul's comeback.

A roughly 400,000-square-foot South St. Paul warehouse that long housed Sportsman's Guide is on the market as its lease winds down.

The City Council voted 3-2 to impose a one-year moratorium on data centers, pausing a proposed 55,000‑sq‑ft project while officials study noise, water and utility impacts.

Hempel bought a West End Office Park building and plans roughly 150 senior independent‑living units plus ground‑floor retail, while Terasă construction continues across the street.

A proposed mixed‑use project that would reopen part of the Dock Cinema has reignited a fight in downtown Excelsior after the Heritage Preservation Commission blocked a demolition permit. The decision pits housing and economic goals against preservation of the town’s historic character.

Minneapolis has moved to pause new data center projects while the council studies water, power and neighborhood impacts. A May 21 meeting will advance the debate.