Minneapolis file 2026-00999, before the Minneapolis City Council. Passed as of 2026-09-25.
Latest action: Published
Two housing projects get funding to move forward The city receives $1.41 million in state grants to build affordable apartments at 250 Fremont Ave North and 3800 3rd Ave South, projects that will add rental homes for lower-income residents.
Supports city's affordable housing shortage long-term These grants help Minneapolis close its affordable housing gap by adding units in high-demand neighborhoods, which can stabilize rents and reduce displacement pressure across the city.
Projects must follow state affordability rules and timelines The grants come with restrictions on who can live there, how long units stay affordable, and how fast construction must start; if projects face delays or fail to meet state requirements, the city could lose the funding.
Accepting the Spring2026Metropolitan Council Livable CommunitiesAccount (LCA) grants, in the amount of $1,000,000, for the 250 Fremont project at 250 Fremont Ave N, and in the amount $410,000, for the Dreamland on 38th project at 3800 3rd Ave S.
Read the official record for 2026-00999
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