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Minneapolis-St. Paul among Cushman & Wakefield’s ‘Tech Cities 2.0’ 25 North American cities stamping their ground in Tech
MINNEAPOLIS, October 2, 2018 – Cushman & Wakefield has released Tech Cities 2.0, an annual report that identifies existing and emerging tech centers increasingly driving the North American economy and details their impact on the commercial real estate sector. A follow-up from last year’s inaugural Tech Cities 1.0 report, this [...]
Cushman & Wakefield Selected to Market Centennial Lakes Plaza
MINNEAPOLIS (09/10/2018) – Cushman & Wakefield has been selected to market the sale of Centennial Lakes Plaza, a 198,217-square-foot best-in-class retail center located in Edina, Minnesota. Fain Hicks, Evan Halkias and Leah Maurer of Cushman & Wakefield are marketing the center on behalf of the seller, an institutional investor. The [...]
Cushman & Wakefield July 2018 Compass Report: Absorption Exceeds Expectations in Dynamic, Competitive Commercial Real Estate Market
MINNEAPOLIS (07/25/2018) – The Twin Cities multi-tenant commercial real estate market exceeded expectations in the first half of 2018, outpacing projected absorption by about 20 percent even as the retail and office sectors slowed significantly. At the end of June, the market’s multitenant properties had a measured vacancy rate [...]
Cushman & Wakefield Represents Canteen in 134,000 SF Minneapolis Lease
MINNEAPOLIS, June 29, 2018 – David Stokes, SIOR and Chris Weirens of Cushman & Wakefield represented Canteen, a food service company, in a new lease for 134,000 square feet (sf) in the Mid-City Minneapolis area. Chris Weirens David Stokes, SIOR Stokes and Weirens worked with [...]
Renaissance Square in Minneapolis Reborn as The Andrus
MINNEAPOLIS (06/21/2018) – The 140,000 square foot (sf), skyway-connected building at Nicollet Mall and Fifth Street in Minneapolis, most recently known as Renaissance Square, is undergoing an extensive restoration and the building’s original name, the Andrus, will be restored in celebration of its first owner, John Emory Andrus. [...]
