Shakopee - Savage - Prior Lake - Scott County

[Rube Dali]

I wonder if all this maneuvering is in response to the following report:
https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories ... gue-teams/

Yeah, it's possible the Saints might be moving into "Affiliated Minor League Baseball" and thus the Metro Millers may take their place in the AA.

Well, the Saints may not be going to affiliated ball after all, and that it's the Millers that maybe going to affiliated ball. Heres the relevant tweet storm:
https://mobile.twitter.com/AA_Baseball/ ... 1042724872

[MN Fats]

More details from the Star Tribune today

http://www.startribune.com/baseball-sta ... 565421532/

[MNdible]

Maybe I've missed it in the stories, but do we know exactly where the proposed site is?

[QuietBlue]

The articles I've seen just describe it as being adjacent to Canterbury.

[Anondson]

Former truck stop to become new HQ of currently-Edina-based company, Cherne Industries, as it will relocate 117 employees to west side of Shakopee at 169 and Old Brick Road.

https://finance-commerce.com/2020/02/op ... akopee-hq/

[QuietBlue]

Not surprising. These days it's hard for companies that need significant warehouse/manufacturing space (which it looks like they have, based on Google Maps) to expand without moving to the fringes of the metro.

[mamundsen]

Here’s an article about everything happening in Shakopee in 2021. Lots of new development.

https://www.swnewsmedia.com/shakopee_va ... FueLdYngbw

[Mdcastle]

A single family house is "affordable" it it's anywhere under $400,000 now?

[candycaneforestelf]

A single family house is "affordable" it it's anywhere under $400,000 now?

Unfortunately that seems to be the price of new constructions anywhere on the fringe of the metro's urban area in the SW metro, and you've gotta go into the exurbs or commit to build a townhome to get to sub $300k, just based on me spending the last year window shopping on Zillow and Realtor.com while I'm working on building up a down payment.

[Tom H.]

We bought our first home about 5 years ago for just over $200k in the SW metro, and you pretty much had to put in an offer same-day to have any chance whatsoever. On several occasions, we walked through a home and before our realtor could even contact the seller, another offer had already been accepted. I imagine it's probably only gotten worse since 2016.