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Florida Investor Expands Downtown St. Paul Holdings With Two Office Buildings
Jamie Rand’s Downtown Revival Trust acquired 375 Jackson St. and 135 5th St., which together contain about 270,000 square feet of office space. The post Florida Investor Expands Downtown St. Paul Holdings With Two Office Buildings first appeared on Community Reporter .
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St. Paul Minimum Wage Increases In 2027
Beginning Jan. 1, businesses with 101 or more employees must pay at least $17.02 per hour. Businesses with six to 100 employees will have a minimum wage of $16.37, while businesses with five or fewer employees will remain at $14.25. The post St. Paul Minimum Wage Increases In 2027 first appeared on Community Reporter .
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Keg House Commons Prepares To Open A New Chapter On West 7th
It took some prompting before Dalton Outlaw mentioned the recognition he was about to receive. Near the end of an interview about Keg House Commons, the redevelopment taking shape inside […] The post Keg House Commons Prepares To Open A New Chapter On West 7th first appeared on Community Reporter .
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Ryan Companies celebrates opening of multifamily project on former 122-acre site of Ford assembly plant in Saint Paul
Ryan Companies US, Inc., in partnership with the Housing and Redevelopment Authority for the City of Saint Paul, celebrated the grand opening of The Albert and the adjacent Civic Square at Highland Bridge Sept. 29 in Saint Paul, Minnesota. This milestone represents a major step forward in realizing the City...
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Buyers Are Rushing To Saint Paul, MN: Inside One of The Hottest Zip Codes In America
In its Hottest ZIP Codes 2026 report, Realtor.com® has identified the areas that are garnering strong buyer interest despite a challenging national housing market. This year’s rankings arrive against a
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Mediterranean Chain Cava Opens First Minnesota Restaurant
Mediterranean fast-casual restaurant brand CAVA announced a significant milestone in its continued national expansion, reaching 500 restaurants. CAVA marked the moment at its Minneapolis restaurant, which opened at 622 Washington Avenue SE, as the company’s entrance into Minnesota, bringing its fleet to 30 states and the District of Columbia. Fifteen years after opening its first fast-casual restaurant in 2011, CAVA is currently ahead of schedule and poised to surpass its goal of 1,000 restaurants by 2032.
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Latest office-to-residential redevelopment opens in downtown St. Paul
The $70 million Stella Residences building, converted from the former Ecolab tower on Wabasha Street, is opening in downtown St. Paul. A new Aldi grocery store also opened nearby, ending nearly two years without a grocery option in the city's core. City and business leaders say both openings signal the...
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The increase in interest rates could put a damper on home buying
Realtors are responding to an increase in mortgage rates, and concerns it could dampen the housing market. "I anticipate, you know, over the next couple of weeks there to be some consumer shock in the marketplace," says Nicole Hayden who is with the St. Paul Area Association of Realtors.
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One street in St. Paul holds more Victorian mansions than anywhere else in America
Summit Avenue runs 4.5 miles through St. Paul, Minnesota, from a hilltop cathedral down to the Mississippi River. Along the way, you pass roughly 370 mansions built by railroad barons, lumber kings, and milling fortunes from the 1800s. A famous novelist finished his first book here. The state’s governor still...
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Minnesota attorney general says Somali Muslims have been defrauded by housing scheme claiming to be sharia-compliant
Muslim Somali homebuyers in the Minneapolis area have been defrauded by a “predatory” housing scheme that claims to be sharia-compliant, according to state prosecutors. The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office filed a civil complaint last week accusing real estate brokers Travis Benoit and Steven Legatt of preying upon Somali Muslims by deceptively advertising that customers can […]
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Foreclosure Case Puts HmongTown Marketplace’s Rents and Operations Before Court
Stearns Bank filed a foreclosure lawsuit Sept. 10 over the HmongTown Marketplace property at 217 Como Ave. in St. Paul and asked a Ramsey County court to appoint a receiver while the case proceeds. If granted, the request could place rent collection and property management under court-supervised control. The Pioneer Press, in a report carried by Twin Cities, said the bank alleges that the ownership group owes about $6.5 million, including loan principal, interest and late charges.