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The Hiawatha/Lake Target will be reopening in November with a new entrance on the south side of the building, providing better access for people arriving via light rail: https://www.startribune.com/damaged-lake-street-target-store-set-to-reopen-in-november/572439942 And here's the Target blog post t...

An update from today on the Red Lake Nation project, "Mino-Bimaadiziwin" (2109 Cedar Ave S). This is looking northwest toward downtown.

Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see a dedicated thread for "Midtown Corner," the apartment building the went up in flames earlier this summer (2913 26th Ave S). Wellington cleared the site and is moving quickly on reconstructing the building.

They've started clearing the site for construction of the 128-unit market rate building. Project is called "The Bessemer" (2200 Snelling Ave).

His post is basically a word-for-word repeat of the first post from the 510 Marquette thread (from 2013):
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Project is called "Luna." They are advertising being open for September. https://lunaminneapolis.com/ I'm interested to see if this spurs other apartment projects in Cedar-Riverside or Seward. Those neighborhoods have basically been ignored during the recent building boom. https://i.imgur.com/Z2GnUV...

And some (most?) Cub stores are unionized. The Hi-Lake Cub is a union shop.

Address is 1202 4th St SE

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is currently evaluating the possibility of ceasing operation of all three: Upper St. Anthony, Lower St. Anthony, and Lock and Dam 1 (Ford). http://www.mvp.usace.army.mil/MplsLocksDisposition/

I'm pretty sure I remember reading that the site next to Sawatdee is part of Zygi Wilf's real estate holdings, and that would explain the New Jersey connection.

Nordeast, I wasn't meaning to be dismissive of ALL people who worry about home values. You're right, many people are really counting on the value of their homes for their financial security. And I confess, I definitely lack empathy for some of the folks in Linden Hills, who live in one of the most d...

It's also kind of funny to me because a lot of these Linden Hills folks also cry the loudest about property tax assessments and how much their homes are worth. It sounds like they're all convinced that frey-plexes will hurt property values, so that should actually be great news for them! [wink]

And for some of the complainers who are older and have lived in Linden Hills (for example) for a long time, the four plex proposal might actually allow them to sell their out-dated house for MORE money than they could currently, since a developer could turn it into four high-end condos instead of ju...

I think that small brick building is condos. Might have just been too much effort to buy out each owner.

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Metro Transit is seeking input on possible service improvements for Route 2: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9D2M3MG

They're taking comments through Friday, June 15.

I hope it's an isolated thing. I really don't think it's appropriate for neighborhood groups to be amplifying the voices of the homeowners who make up those boards and who undoubtedly are already submitting individual comments. I was just curious if there was a movement afoot in other 'hoods.

I see that the Seward Neighborhood Group's community development committee will be discussing the city's draft comp plan on Tuesday, May 8, 7pm at Matthews Park. According to the meeting announcement, the meeting is being held because CM Gordon indicated that comments submitted by neighborhood organ...

Probably someone like Goodman

The store manager came to the last Seward Neighborhood Group meeting and said the soft opening would be April 11.

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Even if this gets watered down to just duplexes or triplexes, that would still be significant.