C. David George’s portfolio of vacant buildings is a case study of how easy it is to let hundreds of units sit empty.

A neighbor has filed a lawsuit against the developer of a five-story apartment building, based on the size of the building.

Seven Southwest neighborhood organizations pooled money to get the project off the ground.

The Minneapolis 2040 Plan is now held up with a lawsuit but the plan’s successes has influenced state-wide discussion of land-use reforms.

In this five-part series, housing reporter Zak Yudhishthu breaks down the different challenges to building affordable housing in Minneapolis. In this article, Zak looks at how the 2040 Plan has impacted the housing stock in the city.

In one year, Portland built 270 housing units with its residential infill project that includes cottage clusters and building four-plexes on single-family lots.

The now-closed Minneapolis YWCA sites at 1130 Nicollet Mall and 2808 Hennepin Ave. could have buyers by the end of the year.

Ward 10 Councilmember Aisha Chughtai writes about her direct experience with encampments and how the City of Minneapolis can more humanely respond to the homeless in our city.

City leaders, past and present, gathered on Sunday to celebrate the imminent demolition of the Kmart building, while the City officials said fire department could not conclude what caused the fire on Oct. 20.

Contrary to what media outlets have recently reported, Ward 7 City Council candidate Scott Graham has 290 housing code violations, not 209. Most of the code violations occurred at properties that he or Uptown Realty managed.

Multiple encampments have formed and then been swept by the City, MnDOT in the area over the last year.

In this five-part series, housing reporter Zak Yudhishthu breaks down the different challenges to affordable housing in Minneapolis. In this article, Zak looks at how local policies can impact the costs of land, labor, and building materials for housing projects. ‍

Josh Zuehlke talks candidly about a slow housing market, affordable housing, and making home buying accessible to everyone.

Funding approval for the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority to rehab existing properties comes within a week of the organization's announcement that their modular housing project is nearing completion.

In this five-part series, housing reporter Zak Yudhishthu breaks down the different challenges to affordable housing in Minneapolis. We begin with a look into the different types of housing shortages.

With the City talking over the rubble cleanup, 2312 Lyndale may be cleared in October.

‍Evictions, settlements with steep payment plans and many tenant no-shows fill a day of non-stop cases.

Palmisano’s motion to remove the ordinance from further consideration passed for one reason only – those who would have stood against it were practicing their religion.

Three councilmembers were absent to celebrate Eid al-Adha

An attempt to publicly craft a rent stabilization policy may be quickly thwarted by a veto-ready mayor.