The Feed
Sunday, October 18
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Tewksbury Adopts MBTA Communities Zoning After Lawsuit and Lost Grants Original
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Lexington Approves 15-Townhouse Compact Neighborhood at 114 Wood Street Original
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Ann Arbor Planners OK a Taller, 287-Unit Version of The Crescent Apartments on the South Side Original
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Allen Edwin Homes Lines Up Brownfield Financing for 113 New Houses in Two Berrien County Townships Original
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Site Work Starts on Kentwood, 16 Condos With Micro-Units and Live-Work Spaces in Downtown Dexter Original
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Minnesota Housing Puts $4.5 Million Into 77 Workforce Rentals Across Six Greater Minnesota Towns Original
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Twin Cities Single-Family Permits Slip 8% in September as Apartments Make Up Nearly Half of Activity Original
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Minneapolis Fed: Apartment Permits in the City Fell 91.6% From 2022 Peak as Rents Stayed Low Original
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St. Paul Council Rejects Neighbors' Appeal, Clearing the Way for 87-Unit Celia on the River Original
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Met Council Set to Weigh Minnetrista Plan Change That Would Open 68.7 Acres for About 238 Homes Original
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Minnesota Housing Awards Federal Money for 72 Supportive Apartments in St. Cloud and Minneapolis Original
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$8 Million Plan Would Buy and Fix Up 34 Twin Cities Homes for Income-Eligible Buyers Original
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Faribault Nonprofit Opens Eight Net-Zero Affordable Townhomes at Ridgeview Heights Original
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Promise Place Breaks Ground: 85 Affordable Homes Coming to Kansas City's Ivanhoe Neighborhood Original
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The Mabion Opens: 57 Affordable Apartments in Kansas City's Beacon Hill Original
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St. Joseph Breaks Ground on Westward Pointe, Its First New Apartment Complex in 22 Years Original