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Bloomington reverses plan for bike park at former Thunderbird Motel
Minnesota lawmakers extended the property’s tax-exempt status, buying local leaders more time to try to find a developer for the site.
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Trump’s federal spending bill could force Minnesota counties to raise property taxes
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St. Paul’s Xcel Energy Center, home of the Wild, to become Grand Casino Arena
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Selling downtown Minneapolis towers is a tall order these days
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As new apartments in downtown Minneapolis dry up, rent increases appear likely
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