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Chatfield, MN · Real Estate
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Inland, Reuter Walton Plan 342-Unit Minneapolis Community
The project is one of the largest market-rate multifamily developments in the area. Inland National Development Company LLC and Reuter Walton Development are teaming up to build Citywalk Apartments, a 342-unit market-rate community located in Rochester, Minn., approximately 85 miles south of Minneapolis. Construction will begin this month, with an anticipated completion in 2028.
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Rochester City Council 5th Ward candidates debate housing, construction impacts
(ABC 6 News) — Candidates hoping to represent Rochester’s 5th Ward on the City Council used a public forum to weigh in on downtown construction, housing and public safety ahead of the midterm election. The event, hosted by the League of Women Voters, gave candidates for Ward 5 an opportunity to discuss major city issues, […]
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Albert Lea city council to vote on Kwik Trip expansion permit
ALBERT LEA, Minn. — The City Council will vote on whether to approve a conditional use permit for Kwik Trip at 906 W. Front St. to remodel and expand its convenience store. The project would include an expansion of almost 2,000 square feet on the back side of the store to improve fueling operations, food preparation, service areas and restrooms. After holding a public hearing June 9, the Planning Commission voted to recommend approval as long as Kwik Trip consolidates its three lots, adds landscaping and screens equipment and dumpsters.
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Council to vote on permit for business expansion
At its meeting on Monday, the Albert Lea City Council will vote on whether to approve a conditional use permit for Kwik Trip at 906 W. Front St. to remodel and expand its convenience store. The project would include an expansion of almost 2,000 square feet on the back side of the store to improve fueling operations, food preparation, service areas and restrooms.
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Château-style Lake Pepin event venue for sale
A Chateau-style estate surrounded by thousands of acres of state parkland is on the market in southeastern Minnesota. Perched above Lake Pepin in Frontenac, the historic Villa Maria currently operates as a wedding and events venue with a 64,600-square-foot main building, a pool complex and other ...
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Initial 49 lots planned for Del Webb Solhaus project in southwest Rochester
Rochester City Council to review plans for 49 residential lots in a 300-home development in southwest Rochester, including a public hearing for input on the Del Webb Solhaus community near Country Club Road and 45th Avenue Southwest. Jul. 5—ROCHESTER — Plans for the first 49 lots in what is expected...
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The Best Place To Retire For The Middle Class Is An Unsung Midwest City With A Quaint Downtown
The Midwest is filled with scenic towns, sparkling lakes, and windswept prairies where retirees can spend their golden years among natural beauty and Americana charm. The cherry on top of settling down in the heartland is landing somewhere your retirement dollars will stretch the furthest. For middle class retirees seeking affordable living, a vibrant community, and plenty of outdoor recreation, there's one unsung Minnesota city that shines above the rest. Tucked away at the southern edge of Minnesota near the border of Iowa lies the bucolic, tranquil town of Albert Lea. Encircled by six lakes and graced with a quaint downtown, this Minnesota city was recently named America's best place for middle class retirees by GOBankingRates.
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Utility rates could drop, but at the cost of your land with Xcel Energy Project
(ABC 6 News) — The Mankato-to-Mississippi River Transmission Project is set to take shape across southeast Minnesota, but it could come at a cost for the land of private property owners. Under Minnesota law, companies can acquire private property for public use through eminent domain. This week, Rochester Public Utilities (RPU) approved the use of […]
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Cannon Falls City Council approves preliminary reassessment agreement with potential Cannon Mall buyer
The Cannon Falls City Council approved a reassessment agreement with a potential buyer for the Cannon Mall at its Tuesday, June 16, meeting. The Cannon Mall property was assessed for street and utility improvements back in 2001. The current owner of the property reached an agreement with the City where the assessments were deferred on the undeveloped parts of the property. That land remained undeveloped and over the last 25 years, interest has accrued on those deferred assessments and now totals over $450,000. That amount exceeds the total value of the undeveloped land and currently would have to be paid in full in the event of the sale, creating a significant road block to any potential buyer.
Faribault Daily News
Councilor says city missed rare opportunity to review development structure
A vacancy in city leadership became the center of a broader debate during a June 16 Faribault City Council work session, with Councilor Royal Ross arguing the city missed a rare opportunity to evaluate whether its housing and economic development…
Fillmore County Journal
Spring Grove to Draft Assessment Policy
At the June 16 Spring Grove City Council meeting, Tim Hruska, WHKS, was on hand to discuss the watermain project plans and how adding an assessment policy would impact staff and project budgets. Councilor Morgan Buckland was absent. The approved agenda removed a closed session and added four items under New Business.
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This Charming Minnesota Town Has Rentals Under $750 And You’ll Want To Move Tomorrow
Housing affordability is supposed to be dead, buried, and mourned by millennials everywhere, but apparently nobody told Albert Lea. This lakeside Minnesota town offers rental prices so reasonable you’ll think there’s been some kind of mistake. Spoiler alert: there’s no mistake, just a town that hasn’t lost its...
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North Rock Real Estate invested $8.98M to buy a Rochester commercial center
Jun. 20—ROCHESTER — North Rock Real Estate and a group of investors recently paid $8.98 million for the Rochester Crossings commercial center in northwest Rochester. Under the corporate name of Rochester Crossings LLC, the group purchased the 23-year-old center at 3780 Marketplace Drive NW, on June 11. Olmsted County estimated the total market value of the property at $7.12 million for 2026-2027.
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Winona City Council approves housing in light industrial zones to address housing shortage
WINONA, Minn. (WKBT) -- The Winona City Council is moving forward with a plan to allow housing in light industrial districts, a shift city leaders say could help address the area’s housing shortage.
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Minnesota Black homeownership gap rooted in racial covenants