Boom or Bust? Selling the luxury rental dream
Amid the busy development climate for local apartment projects, competition is increasing to market new rental units.
View ArticleGreenway boosters would welcome streetcar, enhanced bus service
According to a Metro Transit analysis, enhancing bus service in south Minneapolis for $50 million or building a 4-mile streetcar line for about $200 million could spark development in the area.
View ArticleDreams for a crumbling street: City ponders Uptown park
The city of Minneapolis has set aside $350,000 for a study about the possibility of converting the crumbling 29th Street South stretch in Uptown into a pedestrian thoroughfare.
View ArticleDominium plans market-rate rentals in Uptown
The developer behind the Buzza Lofts affordable housing project in Minneapolis’ Uptown neighborhood expects to approach city officials with preliminary plans for a 130-unit neighbor to Buzza.
View ArticleTrammell Crow to pitch Lake Calhoun apartments
Dallas-based developer Trammell Crow Co. is considering an 11-story apartment building in the Cedar-Isles-Dean area — a neighborhood with a history of resistance to tall buildings.
View ArticleThe Walkway apartments open in Uptown
The first residents of The Walkway, a 92-unit market-rate apartment complex at 1320 W. Lake St. in Minneapolis, moved in Jan. 16.
View ArticleRedeveloping a busy Minneapolis intersection
Minneapolis-based Master hopes to build 85 apartments, a 150-seat theater, a restaurant and at least five retail bays on the southwest corner of Lyndale Avenue and Franklin Avenue.
View ArticleGreystar proposes ‘rental condos’ on Lake Calhoun
Greystar has proposed an eight-story, 90-unit “rental condominium” building just north of Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis.
View ArticleBuilding Blocks: Elan Uptown
The 203-unit, six-level Elan Uptown apartment complex offers a mix of amenities in a sleek, modern package.
View ArticleArea biking plans have development implications
Area planners are working to frame their vision for bikeways — plans that could affect where cyclists live, work and play.
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