Curtis Gilbert
The city of St. Paul is poised to forgive a $2.4 million loan it never really made.
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MPR News Notes on the news from the Twin Cities
Tag: Housing
Dan Olson
The bank last week agreed to the largest fine ever levied by the government – a $13 billion penalty for mortgage loan abuses leading up to the mortgage meltdown. Read more →
Tim Nelson
Laura Yuen
St. Paul puts a one-year moratorium on apartment buildings that have “design features similar to that of ‘dormitory’ style housing” on Grand Ave. between Cretin and Fairview.
Jon Collins
Sasha Aslanian
Minneapolis and St. Paul led population growth for the 7-county metro region in 2011 according to Met Council.
Madeleine Baran
More than a thousand volunteers will be on hand to provide everything from dental exams to haircuts.
A state appeals court rules that the contract for the Lofts at Farmers Market should have been voided.
When the homeless shelter opened in 1981, organizers thought homelessness was a temporary problem in the Twin Cities. They were wrong.