Our network

Real Estate

100-Unit Senior Housing Facility Being Proposed in Coon Rapids

Submitted by Jennie Olson, Web Producer
Wednesday, July 20th, 2011, 12:57pm

The city of Coon Rapids may be getting a new 100-unit senior housing facility.

The Coon Rapids Planning Commission will meet tomorrow to discuss the site plan approval, which is being requested by Frisbee Architects. They are looking to have the city council make a decision on the site plan by Aug. 3.

Read More
View Comments | Post a Comment
Share: Facebook Twitter

DNR To Propose New Rules On River Corridor Area

Submitted by Art Barron on Friday, July 9th, 11:35 am

The Department of Natural Resources has been directed by the legislature to create new rules for development with the Mississippi River Critical Corridor or MRCCA.

This will affect any development or regulate land use, setbacks, height of structures, lot sizes, erosion control and so forth.

Right now there is draft language for new boundarie

Read More
View Comments | Post a Comment
Share: Facebook Twitter

Conference of Women in Real Estate raise money for college scholarships

Submitted by Bill Lunn
Thursday, May 13th, 2010, 3:39pm

 

They charged from their cars in the pouring rain, umbrellas overhead, and into in the Majestic Oaks banquet facility in Ham Lake.

About 200 women, most members of the Conference of Women in Real Estate gathered for lunch, a live auction and a fashion show.

The event raises thousands of dollars for college scholarships for graduating seniors.

Most of the women attending are connected to the Real Estate industry, including Realtors, bankers, and mortgage lenders.

The event was chaired this year by Lynn Moe of Village Bank,  Marcy Isenberg of Liberty Title and Mary Westberg-Arellano of Old Republic Title.

The lunch was emceed by KSTP-TV news anchor, Bill Lunn.

View Comments | Post a Comment
Share: Facebook Twitter

Don't agree with your property's assessed value?

Submitted by Art Barron on Monday, April 19th, 8:21 am

 

 

Blaine residents can appeal the assessed valuation of their property

Minnesota law requires all property be appraised at "estimated market value" for tax purposes.

The market value represents a reasonable estimate of what property may sell for based on current market conditions and information relating to the property.

Although the local Special Board of Review (also referred to as the Local Board of Appeal and Equalization) cannot adjust property taxes or unrelated complaints, it can address problems concerning estimated market value or property classifications, which cannot be resolved by the County Assessor's Office.

http://www.taxes.state.mn.us/property/publications/fact_sheets/pdf_content/preparingappeal_propfs10.pdf

Read More
View Comments | Post a Comment
Share: Facebook Twitter