Minneapolis file 2026-00772, before the Minneapolis City Council. Passed as of 2026-07-25.
Latest action: Published
New affordable homes and rentals in your neighborhood The city is backing 16 different housing projects that will add or improve affordable homes and apartments across South Minneapolis, Northeast, and downtown areas.
Money flows to stabilize blocks and help first-time buyers Beyond new construction, the funding supports programs that help longtime residents stay in their homes and help people buy their first house without losing their neighborhood.
Some projects may take years to fully open These projects depend on planning, zoning approval, and construction timelines, so residents may not see completed housing or moved-in families for two to five years.
Passage of Resolutionapproving land disposition and financial assistance from the Hennepin County Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HCHRA) to the following projects and programs: Cheatham Apts (3716 Cheatham Ave S);Camden Rise Early (4134 Dupont Ave N and adjacent addresses);Dillon Apts (3210 and 3218 Lyndale Ave N);Franklin-Columbus Stabilization (Various addresses at Franklin Ave E & Columbus Ave S);The Link - Willard Gordon Buildings (2220 16th Ave N);The Woodson (Southern half of 3501 Hiawatha Ave);Zaria (3033 Blaisdell Ave S);Flour Exchange (310 4th Ave S);Senior Flats on Logan (529 & 535 Logan Ave N);Clare Housing (1900 Monroe St NE);Scattered Site Missing Middle (Scattered sites in South Minneapolis);St. Paul's Home (2735 15th Ave S);Hiawatha Commons (2740 Minnehaha Ave S);1345 Central (1345 Central Ave NE);Homebuyer Initiated Program;and 1300 & 1324 Lowry (1300 & 1324 Lowry Ave N).
Read the official record for 2026-00772
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