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Susan Feyder

Reporter  |  Commercial Real Estate and Development

Phone: 612-673-1723

E-mail: sfeyder@startribune.com

Susan Feyder covers commercial real estate, focusing on development, transactions and trends in the office, retail, industrial and multi-unit residential markets.

Recent content from Susan Feyder

• Foshay's rebirth from office tower to hotel
  Turning the historic tower into an upscale hotel has been a painstaking labor to preserve the past and meld it with the new.
  May 12, 2008
• Calhoun Square overhaul plan hits resistance
  The new owner hoped to start work in April, but concerns raised by nearby Uptown residents may alter the timetable.
  May 12, 2008
• Failed condo site to be sold
  Minnwest Bank, which paid about $4.1 million for the foreclosed downtown Minneapolis property, is hoping to recoup its costs for the nearly vacant site of a condominium and retail development that never was built.
  May 12, 2008
• Mall of America: Hurdles to mall growth rise
  Tighter credit markets may not have shut off financing for the Mall of America's proposed expansion, but it may be more costly and complex.
  May 12, 2008
• Warehouse District is still hot
  A 90-year-old building that once housed two candy businesses could be the latest sweet deal for investors interested in the Minneapolis area.
  May 12, 2008
• Foreign investors like office market
  Buoyed by a weak dollar and easy credit access, buyers from other nations spent more than $290 million on Twin Cities commercial real estate last year.
  May 12, 2008
• City may hand off Portland project
  After the Mill District condo project was canceled last fall, a new developer may take over and build apartments instead.
  May 12, 2008
• IDS building to host classes for Globe U
  School is about to be in session at the IDS. The downtown landmark will be home to a new Globe University business school.
  May 12, 2008
• New tenants, uses sought for Nate's Clothing building
  The new owner of a Warehouse District landmark plans to reposition the building. One likely change is a restaurant or bar for the ground floor.
  May 12, 2008
• Hiawatha Flats II is underway
  Development continues in the area around the light-rail line, including upscale apartments.
  May 12, 2008

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