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Almost $400,000 Gets You Outstanding Rochester MN Condo (LOOK!)

The Berkman just sold for about $188 million, or $536,000 per unit. That makes this gorgeous Rochester, Minnesota condo a steal!

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Almost $400,000 Gets You Outstanding Rochester MN Condo (LOOK!)

The Berkman just sold for about $188 million, or $536,000 per unit. That makes this gorgeous Rochester, Minnesota condo a steal!

United statesShawn buryskaColdwell banker realtyColdwell bankerListed by shawn buryskaPoint condominiumsMost beautiful condominiumHigh pointHold my zillowPaul business journalNew york basedMinneapolis based alatusKayne anderson real estateHigh point condominiumApple podcastsGoogle podcasts

Rochester Apartment Building Just Made History in Minnesota

The Berkman apartments in Rochester sold for $187.6 million, likely the largest amount ever paid for a single multifamily property in Minnesota.

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Stop putting up obstacles to the kind of project St Paul needs

Minneapolis developer would fully finance Green Line corridor apartment complex.

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Mayor Carter veto aims to clear way for controversial housing development in St Paul

Mayor Carter veto aims to clear way for controversial housing development in St. Paul James Walsh, Star Tribune © Star Tribune/Star Tribune/Alatus/Star Tribune/TNS The proposed Lexington Station apartments in St. Paul Saying St. Paul needs a range of housing to meet its goals for vitality and affordability, Mayor Melvin Carter on Wednesday vetoed the City Council s rejection of a $60 million apartment and retail project at University Avenue and Lexington Parkway. A divided council last week voted 4-3 to deny a site plan by Minneapolis-based Alatus for a 288-unit project on a long-vacant 2-acre parcel near the Green Line. For more than a year, opponents have voiced fears that the project with about half its units rents at market rate will speed gentrification and displacement in nearby low-income areas. Carter disagreed.

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