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The Twin Cities office market shows signs of stabilization as Q3 2026 vacancy falls to 25.1%, sales reach $256.6 million and new projects advance. bit.ly/4eBoqvJ
Wisconsin regulators warned Enbridge of possible fines or permit action after Line 5 construction violations and a record Northwoods spill. bit.ly/3U13Tde
The Lakers started in Minneapolis. This article examines how a Minnesota court would analyze the fight now splitting the Buss family. bit.ly/4shdWaH
For Minnesota business owners, the distinction between dissociation and dissolution under Chapter 322C can decide whether a company survives a falling-out among its owners, yet it is frequently misunderstood. bit.ly/47YiTMa
Sealy & Company acquired two fully leased Plymouth and Brooklyn Park industrial properties for $34.4 million, expanding its Twin Cities real estate portfolio. bit.ly/47nlHSV
Buffalo, Minnesota, reviews Bucholz Properties’ waterfront redevelopment, featuring 196 housing units, 18,000 square feet of commercial space and a private marina. bit.ly/4dMwj19
The University of Minnesota plans a $100 million, 500-bed residence hall on its St. Paul campus, with construction targeted for summer 2028. bit.ly/4zGoC5a
Finance & Commerce announces the 2026 class of Minnesota’s Rising Young Professionals, highlighting 23 emerging leaders across the state’s business community. finance-commerce.com/2026/10…
Bloom Commercial’s Tim and Josh Bloom discuss Twin Cities retail projects, including Highland Village Center in St. Paul and Ridgedale in Minnetonka. finance-commerce.com/2026/10…
AI-driven cyberattacks threaten Minnesota construction firms, putting payments, project systems and proprietary data at risk, industry security experts warn. finance-commerce.com/2026/10…
Finance & Commerce announces 21 Minnesota Icon honorees recognized for leadership in business and legal communities at a Minneapolis event. finance-commerce.com/2026/10…
Finance & Commerce announces the 2026 class of Minnesota’s Rising Young Professionals, highlighting 23 emerging leaders across the state’s business community. bit.ly/4hZMjOv
Mad Dog Products bought a 49,500-square-foot Chanhassen facility for $4.488 million. Hornig Cos. acquired the 77-unit Lincoln-Dale Apartments in St. Paul for $6.545 million. bit.ly/4i30JgN
Amtrak secured $218 million for Wisconsin's Milwaukee-Madison rail route, a $272.8 million project expected to create 200 jobs by 2030. bit.ly/4zI7f45
Coon Rapids owner Mary Tjosvold revives a 35-unit rental townhome project featuring solar arrays, energy-efficient buildings and native landscaping. bit.ly/4shJ364
Bloom Commercial’s Tim and Josh Bloom discuss Twin Cities retail projects, including Highland Village Center in St. Paul and Ridgedale in Minnetonka. bit.ly/47u6zTI
St. Cloud advances data center restrictions requiring impact studies and limiting where hyperscale facilities can operate, with a City Council vote ahead. bit.ly/4BfpSOo
U.S. producer prices posted their biggest increase in 4½ years as energy and transportation costs surged, fueling inflation concerns. bit.ly/4hXbT6U
Twin Cities listings include four behavioral health treatment facilities for $15.59 million and a 13-unit north Minneapolis apartment building for $1.25 million. bit.ly/3VMn9vv
Luther Seminary will move to Minneapolis’ River Parkway Place after selling its historic St. Paul campus for $5.3 million in September. bit.ly/4hQiNw2















