St. Paul neighbors fight against new apartment complex
Angry neighbors packed this street corner in Highland Park on Wednesday afternoon with their concerns about a proposed apartment complex, that they say is too large for their neighborhood.
Housing officials announce $15M to help Minnesota seniors stay in their homes
More money is on the way to help older Minnesotans stay in their homes.
As public hearing nears, St. Paul rent cap faces renewed challenge
Renters and landlords are lobbying hard ahead of Wednesday's public hearing over a series of changes to St. Paul's rent control ordinance.
This is the salary you need to afford a home in Minnesota
The salary need to buy a home in Minnesota is slightly less than the national average, according to a new report.
This is how much money you need to make to afford rent in Minnesota: study
A new report reveals the disparity between minimum wage and the cost of an average two-bedroom rental in different U.S. cities.
Mortgage company owned by Warren Buffet discriminated against Black homebuyers, DOJ says
The Justice Department alleges that employees of the company made racist comments about making loans to Black homebuyers, calling some neighborhoods “ghettos.”
Mpls development projects resume after 2040 Plan ban temporarily halted
A plan that intends to guide residential development in Minneapolis for the next decade is back in play after being previously halted by environmental lawsuits.
St. Paul tenants seek appeal as low-income landlord granted rent cap exemptions
Tenants of a low-income apartment building thought their days of massive rent increases were over thanks to a new rent cap rule in St. Paul. But not long after the law went into effect this spring, they discovered their landlord had received an exemption.
Task force recommends keeping St. Paul’s strict rent control mandate
St. Paul’s city council heard a lot of strong opinions Wednesday evening after a task force presented its findings on the city’s rent stabilization policies.
Twin Cities housing market: Investors buying up fewer homes
The housing market in the Twin Cities has started to cool. Investors bought about 12% of Twin Cities homes on the market in early 2022, but now they're buying fewer homes.
HomeHelpMN mortgage relief program extended to August
A program designed to provide money to homeowners who have fallen behind on their mortgages or other eligible housing expenses will be extended into August.
Average Twin Cities home prices rise
Homes in the Twin Cities are 50% more expensive than they were five years ago, with a shortage of supply that continues to loom.
Potentially thousands of Minnesota renters ousted by ‘off the books’ evictions
Across Minnesota, some landlords have taken advantage of a loophole to bypass one of the last remaining pandemic protections against evictions. The maneuver does not require any proof the tenant broke any rules or did anything wrong.
Here are the top 25 most overvalued housing markets in the US
Homes in 97% of cities in America are overvalued, according to Moody’s Analytics, with the most overvalued markets seeing homes priced at 50% to 70% more than they’re worth. But how long will this last?
Mpls Mayor Frey State of City address focuses on safety, housing
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey offered his State of the City address Tuesday, outlining his priorities and recommended spending of remaining American Rescue Act funds.
It's 'go time' for Minnesota lawmakers. So, will anything happen?
The Minnesota Legislature returned Tuesday from its spring break with less than five weeks to strike deals on billions of dollars in available money.
Rising home prices, rents weigh on Minnesota lawmakers
Minnesota lawmakers broadly agree that they'll need to help renters and homeowners with rising housing costs, but they're divided over the size and scope of how to spend.
Rising home prices, rents weigh on Minnesota lawmakers
Minnesota lawmakers broadly agree that they'll need to help renters and homeowners with rising housing costs, but they're divided over the size and scope of how to spend.
Minneapolis neighborhood celebrates after neighbor avoids being displaced
The Powderhorn community of Minneapolis is celebrating after a longtime resident learned she can stay put.
Minneapolis tenant may be evicted for displaying Nazi flag in apartment
An attorney for a Minneapolis apartment building has filed to evict a tenant for displaying Nazi symbols.