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Twin Cities Rental Market is booming: Plymouth Park Place Apts Sold for $54.7million

This one is a big enough sale to say:  WOW. Plymouth Park Place Apartments just sold to a South Carolina company for $54.7million.  The extremely low vacancy rates on rentals right now and the low property prices make it a … Continue reading

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Everyone’s a Winner in CNN’s Best Place to Live

Everyone’s a Winner in CNN”s Money Magazine Best Places to Live.  I was really impressed when the City of Plymouth won this, then every year after that it seems like a new town/city in Minneapolis wins the award.  This year … Continue reading

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Plymouth, MN Mosque and Islamic Center Approved for Old Post Office Site

Plymouth, MN Mosque and Islamic Center Approved for Old Post Office Site. For those of who you who had interest in the Plymouth Mosque.  It was unanimously approved by the City Council last night. I was tied up on appointments … Continue reading

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City of Plymouth Mosque. Zoning

This mosque proposal has certainly gotten a lot of attention, so I thought I would gather some general information on this.  unfortunately the Minutes from the Planning Commission meeting are not yet published online, so I will go with what is … Continue reading

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Plymouth mosque plan goes forward despite some tension

Plymouth City Council will be hearing a proposal for the old Post Office site across from City Hall in Plymouth.  Plymouth mosque plan goes forward despite some tension by Rupa Shenoy, Minnesota Public Radio August 18, 2011   Plymouth, Minn. — A … Continue reading

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Minneapolis property taxes, not so bad??

More on the Minneapolis Property Tax hike…  Here is a related article on the subject.  Has anyone stopped to ask, what am I getting for an additional 2% or 4.7% in property taxes?  Are we getting more services?  Is there value … Continue reading

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