Rochester has a housing problem. Mayo Clinic may be the answer.

ROCHESTER – The housing calculus in this community doesn't add up. Thousands of new workers are set to arrive over the next few years thanks to a multibillion dollar Mayo Clinic expansion. But Rochester isn't building nearly enough housing to keep up with its current growth, let alone the massive staff increase coming to Minnesota's No. 1 employer. That's why public officials are increasingly ...

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