City: Minneapolis

May 3, 2004 Minneapolis Star TribuneThe cost of renovating the old Sears complex in Minneapolis has risen to $181 million, with the city expected to contribute $32 million, mainly in tax increment financing. The Sears complex encompasses about 2 million ...

April 30, 2004 CUE Properties, a Minneapolis investor, has purchased a 479,845-square-foot industrial space with land from C&S Wholesale Grocers Inc. for $6.4 million. The property, at 3501 Marshall St., contains a warehouse with grocery, freezer and storage space. The ...

April 19, 2004 Star TribuneThe Rider Bennett law firm has agreed to lease 87,500 square feet at the former Multifoods Tower in Minneapolis. And last month, Target Corp. decided to take another 100,000 sf at the tower at 33 S. ...

Fifth Street Towers, a two-building office complex in the city's central business district, has hit the sales block. Holliday Fenoglio Fowler and Northstar Partners are marketing the 1 million-sf complex as an opportunistic play on behalf of ING Clarion P

April 5, 2004The Business Journal (Minneapolis/St. Paul)Travelers Life is marketing for sale a 610,000-square-foot office complex in downtown Minneapolis and has set an asking price of $54.5 million. Travelers, which is based in Hartford, Conn., acquired the property, International Centre, ...

March 29, 2004 A joint venture between Wells Real Estate LP Fund XIII and Fund XIV has paid $7 million for a build-to-suit industrial/distribution property in Minneapolis fully leased to RR Donnelley through December 2010. Donnelley is the second-largest distributor ...

March 15, 2004 The Business Journal (Minneapolis/St. Paul)Despite opening its new headquarters two years ago, Target Corp. is already out of space and will expand in downtown Minneapolis. The retailer is close to leasing between 75,000 and 100,000 square feet ...

March 9, 2004 Commercial Development Co. has paid $57.05 million for a portfolio of 23 industrial buildings and two office buildings in metropolitan Minneapolis.The St. Louis-based company, which specializes in buying and repositioning value-added industrial and retail properties, financed the ...

March 5, 2004 Star TribuneCalhoun Square, the landmark retail/office center in uptown Minneapolis, and two adjoining properties will be sold to Ohio-based North American Properties for about $30 million. The deal is expected to close in May. The 20-year-old retail ...