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New name for Currie Park Lofts

The project is up for discussion on Monday, March 4, before the Minneapolis City Planning Commission.

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Another hiccup for Cedar-Riverside apartment project

Construction on a six-story, $48.5 million apartment building in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood won’t start until October because the city of Minneapolis wants more environmental documentation from...

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Using TIF for affordable housing

The Minneapolis City Council will soon consider tax increment financing districts that would steer $5.4 million toward two delayed affordable housing projects in the city.

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Start-and-stop project going forward with $5 million TIF

The six-story Five15 on the Park apartment project in Minneapolis’ Cedar-Riverside neighborhood is in line for a $5 million Tax Increment Finance boost.

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Cedar-Riverside project faces last financing hurdle

Minneapolis elected leaders are poised to approve $33 million in city financing for the $52.5 million dollar Five15 on the Park apartment project in Cedar-Riverside.

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City OKs public financing for Cedar-Riverside rentals

The Minneapolis City Council gave its final approval for $33 million in public financing for the Five15 on the Park project.

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Housing Investment Trust announces financing for Five15 apartments

The AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust has closed on $33 million of pension capital funding for the Five15 on the Park apartment project in Minneapolis.

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Oak Grove Capital closes on $40M for housing projects

The St. Paul office of Oak Grove Capital secured just over $40 million in loans for Minnesota housing projects over the past month, the company announced Friday. Oak Grove originated a total of four...

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New multifamily units jump in June

Cities in the 13-county Twin Cities region have issued 414 permits for 1,247 new housing units in June, according to the Keystone Report.

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Use of TIF continues to drop statewide

The trend is thanks in part to the expiration of a short-term tool used to spur projects during the recession.

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