MN Housing Commissioner Tours Park7
via House of Charity Earlier this week, Deb was able to give Jennifer Ho, Minnesota Housing Commissioner, a tour of Park7 and had a chance to sit down an chat. Here is their conversation. Read More
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New Construction
Kraus-Anderson projects earn awards from NAIOP
via Rejournals Two high-profile Kraus-Anderson projects — the Chamberlain apartments in Richfield, Minnesota, and Cambia Hills of East Bethel, Minnesota — have received Awards of Excellence from the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties. NAIOP’s awards, which recognize projects that have demonstrated exemplary efforts, are based on a system of nominations and peer selection. Chamberlain @…
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Kraus-Anderson Completes Construction of $20M Apartment Project in St. Paul
via ReBusiness Online ST. PAUL, MINN. — Kraus-Anderson has completed construction of 590 Park Street, a 92-unit apartment project in St. Paul. The $20 million development offers micro, studio and one-bedroom units. Located on the site of the former Capitol Professional Office Building, the project is situated near the State Capitol, Regions Hospital and a…
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Kraus-Anderson finishes Capitol-area apartment project
via Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal A 92-unit apartment building built by Kraus-Anderson Cos. near the Minnesota State Capitol will open its doors next month. The Pioneer Press has an update on the 590 Park building, which is scheduled to open its doors next month. The site was once a vacant office building that Kraus-Anderson demolished last…
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$20 million ‘micro’ apartment complex to open near state Capitol
via Twin Cities Pioneer Press A new $20 million apartment complex holding 92 units by Kraus-Anderson is scheduled to open in St. Paul on Oct. 21. The building, 590 Park Apartments, is located near the state Capitol, Regions Hospital and the Green Line. Designed by UrbanWorks Architecture and owned by Engelsma Limited Partnership, the apartment…
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Aeon proceeds with $100 million affordable housing project in Bloomington
via StarTribune Aeon, a Twin Cities nonprofit housing developer/manager, has signed final documents to proceed with construction on a $100 million-plus rental project in Bloomington. SoLo Apartments, a nod to its location in the city’s South Loop neighborhood, will include a new 172-unit rental building adjacent to a 306-unit apartment complex that’s also owned by…
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Proposal would bring 60 units of affordable housing to St. Louis Park
via Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal An affordable housing project proposed near a future Green Line station is nearing St. Louis Park City Council approval. Nonprofit affordable housing developer Project for Pride in Living received Planning Commission approvals last week for a 60-unit project with 120 beds three blocks from the Woodale Avenue Station that is…
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Finance & Commerce announces Top Projects of 2019 honorees
via Finance & Commerce Minnesota’s builders were bustling in 2019 as they remodeled or built hotels, libraries and a soccer stadium, among many other projects. From among this impressive collection of projects, an independent panel selected 50 honorees for Finance & Commerce’s annual Top Projects awards. Irvine Exchange 200 Exchange St. S., St. Paul Owner: Schafer…
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Aeon presents Village Club expansion plan
via Finance & Commerce Nonprofit developer Aeon is coming back to Bloomington. Minneapolis-based Aeon is planning to add 172 apartments on the northeast side of the Village Club Apartments, which Aeon bought in December. The existing 306-unit complex is at 1930 86th St. E. in Bloomington, just south of Mall of America. Read More
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An aesthetically pleasing parking ramp
via Southwest Journal After I graduated from college, I worked at an architectural firm in San Francisco for a couple years. The architects there used to make fun of what they called the city’s “beauty contest” for new development. Architectural renderings were submitted to the city by developers and then evaluated on how the proposed…
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