Development Blogs

Burnsville is getting ready to redraw its long-range growth guide, and the Planning Commission could lead the work.

Farmington's police building is moving toward a major expansion, but the final contract still needs a vote.

Eagan's rebuilt Art House runs on sun and geothermal, saves ~$10K a month, and just won the city a statewide award.

Eagan's on the clock to write data center rules — and one big fact surprised everyone: the city legally can't say no.

Burnsville just counted up every piece of land it owns — and 22 lots could become the city's next single-family homes.

A local builder just got the OK for 24 single-family homes off Gresham Way — and it dodged the city's housing pause on a technicality.

A new industrial road, sewer bored under I-35, and water lines west of County Road 70 — Lakeville's 215th Street project is a go.

Burnsville's newest smoothie shop opens Saturday, Aug. 1 with $3.99 smoothies all day, free swag, and a shot at a $150 gift card.

A developer wants 27 townhomes on a wooded parcel by LeMay Lake, and the neighbors showed up in force to say no.

A wind-tunnel testing campus with 200 high-tech jobs is coming to the old UMore Park land next to Meta, and Rosemount just said yes.