Super Deadline - what sellers need to know about the Spring housing market
The Super Bowl serves as the unofficial kickoff of sorts to the Spring housing market. Realtor Mark Parrish from Lakes Sotheby's International Realty joined the Buzz with tips for buyers and sellers to get their game plan ready.
What buyers & sellers need to know in the red hot Twin Cities Housing Market
2020 was a record year for the Twin Cities Housing Market. Realtor Mark Parrish from Lake Sotheby's International Realty joined the Buzz with what buyers and sellers need to know to navigate the red hot market.
City Council approves Indoor Village for Minneapolis homeless
The Minneapolis City Council unanimously approved nearly $2 million from the federal CARES Act for the Indoor Villages project—a proposal that would create 100 indoor tiny homes to provide shelter for people experiencing homelessness.
Worries about rent: Walz administration wants to pass $100 million relief package as 1st of the month approaches
Housing Finance Commissioner Jennifer Ho joined the FOX 9 Morning News to talk about a proposed relief package for renters and also resources available to those who may have trouble paying rent amid the COVID-19 crisis.
A time of increased need: Salvation Army ramps up services amid COVID-19 pandemic
The Salvation Army is keeping their most essential services open as need increases by "epic" proportions amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Director of Development Brian Molohon joined the FOX 9 Morning News to talk about how the organization is helping as many people as they can, and how the community can assist with their mission.
Mayor Frey on Minneapolis emergency funds to help renters, small business amid outbreak
Minneapolis is rolling out emergency funds amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Mayor Jacob Frey joined the FOX 9 Morning News to explain how the money will focus on helping low-income renters and small businesses.
Faith leaders work to find space for former Drake residents
Blons is the president and CEO of the Beacon Interfaith Housing Collaborative. Friday, he showed up a room set up for an otherwise homeless family in the basement of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis fires bring renewed calls for sprinklers in low-income housing
The Christmas Day fire at a Minneapolis low-income housing facility has renewed calls to retrofit older buildings with sprinklers, but the high cost complicates the issue.
Hot spring real estate market
The Twin Cities housing market is heating up this spring
Twin Cities apartment boom leaves people behind
A hot housing market in the metro is leaving many out in the cold
Twin Cities apartment boom leaves people behind
The Twin Cities is seeing an apartment boom, but some people seeking a new home may be left behind.