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New life at vacant space in St. Paul

A trio of businesses are slated to move into vacant retail space in the Lawson Commons building in downtown St. Paul. The spot was previously home to two restaurants, Fhima’s and Pop!, which both closed.

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St. Paul office vacancy climbs, tenants trim space

The 2011 Market Report from the Greater St. Paul Building Owners & Managers Association shows a year with no big deals or big departures in downtown St. Paul. But the market is feeling the pain of...

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New tenants announced for Lawson Commons

DMC LLC, a subsidiary of Duluth Metals, has opened its new corporate headquarters in St. Paul’s Lawson Commons building, according to Bloomington-based Frauenshuh Commercial Real Estate.

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Lawson Software said to seek $3.65 billion in merger loans

Lawson Software Inc., the provider of business software being merged with Golden Gate Capital Corp.’s Infor Global Solutions, is seeking $3.65 billion in loans to finance the combination, according to...

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Small deals, signs of life in St. Paul office market

Lawson Commons and 180 East Fifth land new tenants, but the vacancy rate remains high.

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Office market stagnant in downtown St. Paul

An annual market report released Monday showed an office vacancy rate for multitenant office space in St. Paul that’s slightly worse than it was last year.

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Will St. Paul forgo forgivable loans? Deal to keep Macy’s store revisited

Macy’s is getting to pocket $6.3 million of St. Paul’s money as it closes shop in the city’s downtown. But even though he voted as a councilman in 2001 to give the so-called “forgivable loan,” Mayor...

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Will Infor stay or will it go? (update)

The wisdom of St. Paul’s past economic development decisions could be called further into question now that New York City-based Infor has acknowledged that it is looking at alternatives to the 260,000...

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BOMA: Green Line LRT may boost office market

The Building Owners & Managers Association of St. Paul thinks the $957 million Green Line Light Rail Transit project will be a game-changer next year when it starts offering a link between the...

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Green Tree opts for Lowertown

Green Tree Servicing will unite its 800 downtown St. Paul employees in newly leased Lowertown office space beginning next year, ending runs in two other downtown St. Paul office towers.

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