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Developer breaks ground on modern all-timber office building in North Loop, Minneapolis
Developer Hines has broken ground on its all-timber office building in Minneapolis' North Loop, the first commercial building in the U.S. to use an engineered wood material for its interior and structure. The Houston-based real estate company announced Monday the start of construction on the 220,000-square-foot, seven-story office building (being called T3 for its emphasis on timber, transit and technology) that has garnered national attention.
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Schmidt brewery's keg house may become nexus for foodies, farmers
Schmidt Brewery building in St. Paul could become indoor farmers market
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Rural firms feeling pinch from spotty broadband service
Many rural, suburban customers have slow or unreliable service
Business
Radisson Red coming to downtown St. Paul, its second Twin Cities location
A Radisson Red hotel, the chain's latest brand, is coming to downtown St. Paul across from the Xcel Energy Center. Minnetonka-based Opus Development Company and Minneapolis-based Greco, the joint partnership proposing a mixed-use development on the highly visible Seven Corners Gateway site, also announced Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group as a partner and owner of the hotel. The news comes about three months after Ryan Cos. announced it was building a Radisson Red in Minneapolis as a part of its Downtown East project near the Vikings stadium.
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Local stadiums' naming rights yield cash and secrecy
The University of Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium, which opened in 2009, is the only recent example of a naming rights agreement that was made public.
Business
Stratasys 3-D printers ramp up health-care applications
While successes in the 3-D printing of human tissues and transplantable organs are still far away, Stratasys and other industrial companies have made headway introducing 3-D printing technology into the medical realm.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis downtown real estate market: Maybe NOT that cheap.
A recent report by the national firm CBRE highlighted 11 attractive Midwestern real estate markets, topped by Minneapolis. The thing is, Minneapolis rents are relatively low, which suggests rents could only be going up.
Business
The deals, small and large, just kept coming in first half of 2015
213 deals involving a Minnesota buyer or seller reflected strongest market since 2008.
Business
My Job: Allison Jones, Program Coordinator, One Heartland
Allison Jones is Program Coordinator for One Heartland in Willow River.
Minneapolis
Blood transplant slowdown a challenge for Be the Match
Entrepreneurial nonprofit is struggling to contain rising expenses
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