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Last update: July 6, 2009 - 2:59 PM

1300 E. Elm Street, St. Joseph, Minn.

Price: $716,341

Filing date: 3/13/2009

Seller: Coborn Realty Co.

Buyer: Central Minnesota Federal Credit Union

Property ID: 84534750200

15090 Shieldsville Blvd., Faribault, Minn.

Price: $528,000

Filing date: 5/22/2009

Seller: State Bank of Faribault

Buyer: Lake Country Real Estate Group

Property ID: 1191260005

11044 NW. Industrial Circle, No. 121, Elk River

Price: $380,000

Filing date: 2/25/2008

Seller: Commercial Condos At Elk River

Buyer: Robideau Properties

Property ID: 758010121

303 E. Main St., Isanti, Minn.

Price: $300,000

Filing date: 3/27/2009

Seller: Border State Bank

Buyer: Horroun Township Credit Bank

Property ID: 160290102

235 E. Cedar St., St. Joseph, Minn.

Price: $250,000

Filing date: 2/6/2009

Seller: Daniel Heinen, Carolyn Yaggie

Buyer: Miro Inc.

Property ID: 84534700304; 84534700306

1005 Commerce St., Le Sueur, Minn.

Price: $155,000

Filing date: 5/1/2009

Seller: John Ziegler

Buyer: Decorative Concrete Images Inc.

Property ID: 215200430

420 Minnie St., Paynesville, Minn.

Price: $135,000

Filing date: 3/5/2009

Seller: Chris Andersen

Buyer: Paynesville Park

Property ID: 70388750000

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