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.

Ramsey County rolled out a roughly $320M "Building Stronger Together" plan to fund a riverfront park, downtown housing and infrastructure at Rice Creek Commons. Officials say the aim is to attract private investment without hiking property taxes.

Sherman Associates wants to convert the historic Minneapolis Grain Exchange into 232 apartments in a roughly $120M redevelopment, with most units affordable.

The Stillwater council split 2‑2 on the 108‑unit Brixton townhome plan at Manning and 80th, leaving the project in limbo as developers refine designs. A special meeting is set for May 5.