What is a Land Bank and How Does the Public Benefit?

What is a Land Bank and How Does the Public Benefit?

A new proposal from the MN House of Representatives, sponsored by Rep. Matt Norris (DFL-Blaine), “would place in statute the purpose of a land bank: to acquire, hold or manage vacant, blighted, foreclosed or tax-forfeited property for future development, redevelopment or disposal. Read the article on the Minnesota House of Representatives webstite.


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960 Payne Avenue: From Land Banking to Community Ownership

960 Payne Avenue: From Land Banking to Community Ownership

For decades, 960 Payne Avenue was home to Saint Paul Floral. Built in 1886, the three-story, mixed-use building sits prominently at the corner of Payne and Case avenues. Its Mansard roof and gabled dormers make it one of the most architecturally distinctive properties along the Payne Avenue corridor.

Project Overview: From The Roots Collective Relocation

Project Overview: From The Roots Collective Relocation

The proposed scope of work involves the comprehensive rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of From The Roots Collective Relocation, a 1,700 square foot structure originally built in 1926 within the Dayton’s Bluff Historic District.