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Two Moline Realty sales affiliates earn award
Century 21 Moline Realty is pleased to announce that Century 21 Real Estate LLC recently recognized Nate Campion and Michelle Hosch, sales affiliates with the office, as top-producers nationwide when it honored each of them with the coveted Century 21 Pacesetter Gold Award. The Pacesetter Gold Award is bestowed to sales affiliates on track for the Masters Award program at 6 months, which is based on sales production or closed transactions. ...
O’Brien State Park to expand after land sale
Over the past few years, Lester Rydeen has been helping his neighbor – and lifelong friend – Myron Lindgren clean up his property. It’s been a family farm for generations that’s since gone defunct, but instead of selling the farmland which backs up to O’Brien State Park to a private buyer, Lindgren decided to sell it back to the state to be incorporated into the park. “Myron’s just a common guy. … This is kind of big time anti-greed for a common man,” Rydeen said. ...
44-unit apartment project OK’d
The Elk River City Council on July 17 approved a simple plat for an apartment project. The applicant is proposing splitting one existing lot into three buildable lots for three 44-unit apartment buildings with associated parking and stormwater ponds. The project, located along Jackson Avenue in front of Lion John Weicht Park, will come back to the council for approval as it moves through the development process.
Ramsey home to provide hope across the globe
by Ian Wreisner APG of East Central Minnesota/Anoka County Union A single home in Ramsey is going to help provide for the homes of numerous people around the world. That’s because Ramsey-based home builder Capstone Homes partnered with Homes for Hope, a non-profit organization that turns capital from new homes into microloans that help citizens of developing countries. ...
Zone change approved to improve marketability
The Elk River Planning Commission on June 27 approved a zone change for a property 19101 Jackson Avenue NW, from planned unit development to C-3 highway commercial. It’s the property on the west side of Jackson Avenue located in behind Elk Park Center. The zone change was requested to increase the marketability of the parcel, according to council documents. The change will go to the Elk River City Council for approval.
Duffy Development to seek state funding for 55-plus housing
by Maggie Stanwood Contributing Writer The city of Elk River will submit a letter of support for an affordable 55+ housing project to potentially receive state funding after the Elk River City Council approved submitting the letter at the June 20 meeting. The Duffy Development Company is seeking state funding to build a 50-unit project...
Elk River HRA sells Main and Gates corner
Touchette, Rock Solid Realty have plans for medical office building, and more on corner by Jim Boyle Editor The Elk River Housing and Redevelopment Authority approved on June 20 a purchase agreement for 75,000 square feet or 1.73 acres of property it owns on the corner of Main Street and Gates Avenue. ...
EDA sells land to Thunderstruck
by Jim Boyle Editor The Elk River Economic Development Authority has agreed to sell a 4.69-acre parcel of property it owns at 10835 170th Ave. to Thunderstruck Exteriors, a local construction company on the grow in Elk River. David Nelson, an Elk River man and owner of the business, intends to construct an 8,000-to-10,000-square-foot building...
Apartment complex coming to Isanti
Isanti City Council took steps toward the creation of a multi-family housing facility at its Tuesday, April 18, meeting. The prospective development is called Park Brook Apartments and is a 157-unit apartment building that will be located between Seventh and Eighth avenues NE on the west and east boundaries, and Cajima Street NE and Golden Way Street NE on the north and south. The project is being spearheaded by Kuepers...
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