Could crowd funding lead to generation of amateur CRE investors?
Investment in commercial real estate typically is the province of the well-connected and/or deep-pocketed. Could a recently enacted federal law spur the average citizen to chip in on a piece of a...
View ArticleU of M, U of St. Thomas rise in business school rankings
Two undergraduate business programs in Minnesota moved up this year in Bloomberg Businessweek’s rankings of such programs.
View ArticleMore homeowners ‘underwater’ in Twin Cities than across U.S.
Homeowners are considered to be “underwater” when the current value of home is less than the outstanding loan balance.
View ArticleSale of Edina home to benefit St. Thomas real estate programs
A four-bedroom house under construction in Edina is at the center of a plan to raise money for University of St. Thomas real estate programs and teach aspiring real estate professionals about the...
View ArticleU.S. home prices rise 12.4%, most in 7½ years
An increase in sales on a limited supply of available homes drove the gains.
View ArticleSurvey: CRE leaders see slow but steady gains
The latest survey of local commercial real estate leaders shows they continue to hover on the brink of optimism about what the market will look like in the future.
View ArticleRemaking Rochester
A planned 20-year development initiative promises to reconstruct downtown and the surrounding area, almost to the point of making it a city within the city.
View ArticleMichigan State dean to head UST business college
Stefanie Lenway will take over as dean of the Opus College of Business starting Aug. 1, succeeding Christopher Puto.
View ArticleThree named to Minnesota Real Estate Hall of Fame
Real estate professor George Karvel, entrepreneur Cyril “Cy” Kuefler and developer Jim Stanton will be inducted into the Minnesota Real Estate Hall of Fame.
View ArticleMN survey: Real estate leaders slightly more pessimistic
Insiders are generally optimistic about the economy, but anticipate “headwinds” in the cost of land prices and building materials.
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