The city of St. Paul sent letters to these firms, saying it believes they own or control large numbers of vacant buildings in the city. Officials want the firms to develop plans to improve the buildings.
CompanyVacant buildings
Deutsche Bank AG93
HSBC Bank USA43
JPMorgan Chase Bank10
MERSCORP Inc.143
U.S. Bancorp94
Wells Fargo64
Source: City of St. Paul
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