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Minneapolis State of the Market

Downtown & The Burbs - The Twin Cities Has It All

Event Ended On: Wednesday March 14 2018

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Events Raw Space

Fifth Street Towers

Fifth Street Towers is a LEED Gold, Energy Star® certified, two-tower Class A office complex conveniently located at the confluence of bus and light rail transit systems in downtown Minneapolis. The 100 Tower, built in 1984, consists of 25 stories and the 150 Tower, built in 1988, consists of 36 stories. The towers are connected at the base by a contemporary lobby with multiple skyway access points, linking the property to all the attractions and conveniences of Minneapolis’ central business district.

Speakers and Panels

Downtown Update

Lisa Bender

Lisa Bender

Council President, Minneapolis City Council
Jim Damiani
Moderator

Jim Damiani

Executive Managing Director, Newmark Knight Frank

Mixed-Use & Suburban Communities

Brent Rogers

Brent Rogers

Founder, Saturday Properties
Bill Neuendorf

Bill Neuendorf

Economic Development Manager, City of Edina

Venue

Fifth Street Towers
150 S 5th St,
Minneapolis, MN 55402

Floor: 17th Floor


Parking Information:

Underground parking available at 100 South 5th Street and 150 South 5th Street. $26 max per car

Alternative Parking Options: Metro Transit Light-Rail. There is a drop a half block from the building entrance and runs directly in front of Fifth Street Towers. The stop is the Nicolet Mall drop and can be accessed via the Blue or Green line. The space is also surrounded by Metro Transit Bus Stops. Fifth Street Towers is Minneapolis Skyway Connected for easy indoor walking between buildings to the event location.

Directions on how to get into the space:
From the parking 100 parking garage: Bring the elevators to the 2nd Floor, walk across the Skyway level to the 150 Tower, enter left, mid rise elevator bank, take elevator to the 17th floor.

From the 150 parking garage: Bring the elevators to the second floor, come around the front of the security desk to the far left and into the mid rise elevator bank. Take elevator to the 17th floor.

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Breakfast & Networking
8:30 AM
9:15 AM
Downtown Update
9:15 AM
10:00 AM
Mixed-use & Suburban Communities
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
Post-Game Schmooze

Summary

1) What would Gov. Mark Dayton’s $1.5 B in bonding projects mean for Minneapolis economy and the CRE market?

2) What does the new Mayor’s pro-density agenda mean for Minneapolis CRE market?

3)What’s driving foreign investment into the US’ "coldest city" where do we expect the next record breaking deals to take place, and will activity keep pace with expectations?

4) What are Minneapolis’ top developers doing to attract top tenants and how does the ensuing amenities arm race complemented by public policy?

5) How are first tier suburbs responding to the development boom and making way for rejuvenated mixed-use development, retail and office, while providing new community public spaces?

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