Wyn Group pulled Minneapolis commercial permit data showing 83 filings totaling $446,791 in fees with a heavy concentration in Downtown West, Loring Park, and North Loop.
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What 83 Minneapolis commercial permits in a single week tells you about the market: This week I pulled the Minneapolis permit data. 83 commercial filings. $446,791 in to…
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Wyn Group
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- Burnsville, US
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- 2–10 employees
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Welcome to Wyn Group, a forward thinking commercial real estate investment & brokerage firm committed to delivering exceptional services and driving success for our clients. With our extensive industry expertise, dedication to excellence, and personalized approach, we are here to meet your commercial real estate needs with professionalism and integrity.
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Wyn Group reported that the big money clustered in three submarkets in Twin Cities CRE: Downtown West (15 permits, $226.4M EMV at 90 7th St S), Loring Park ($38.4M at 1367 Willow St), and North Loop ($37.9M at 420 5th St N).
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Wyn Group reported that roofing and wind-mitigation work made up 23 of the 83 commercial permits in Twin Cities CRE.
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Wyn Group reported that if you own or lease in Downtown West, Loring Park, or North Loop, your neighbors are moving, and the permit activity around your building is worth checking before signing or listing.
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