Surly Brewery Plans Advancing
Surly Brewing has secured the nearly $2 million in environmental cleanup grants it was seeking to develop a $20 million, 60,000-square-foot destination brewery near the University of Minnesota’s TCF Stadium.
The Hennepin County Board on Tuesday granted $450,000 to the city of Minneapolis for cleanup of the 7.46-acre demolished food processing plant site at 3171 Fifth St. SE. The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development granted $1 million earlier this month, and the Metropolitan Council has provided $545,300. Read more
Crow Co., a Dallas-based developer with a big history in Minnesota, has tied up a piece of land in Roseville where it intends to develop a 185,000-square-foot industrial building.
Inc. will be opening a sporting goods store in Woodbury, the company announced Tuesday, Jan. 15.
Which has done more in the last five years to cut America’s greenhouse-gas emissions and slow the pace of global warming? 
There was a 17 percent increase in home sale activity in the Twin Cities in 2012 compared to 2011, according to year-end data released by the Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors. 
Ryan Cos. US Inc. will build the new St. Paul Saints ballpark after all. The city of St. Paul said in a news release Thursday it had selected Minneapolis-based Ryan to provide design and building services for the $54 million project, beating out two other bidders. The city didn’t say who the other bidders were. 
mpared to 2011, according to the Builders Association of the Twin Cities.