Katie Galioto is a Downtown Reporter at the Star Tribune. She covers news and trends in downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul, focusing on commercial real estate, housing markets, and the impacts of policy on local businesses and tourism. Galioto has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, MinnPost, and The Detroit News.
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Katie Galioto's articles predominantly cover local government and policy in St. Paul, Minnesota, with a strong focus on City Council activities, elections, and budget decisions. Her coverage also includes topics related to housing, zoning, public opinion, and crime in the area.
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Legacy Investing terminated its purchase agreement for the Minneapolis property weeks after its data center plans drew backlash from North Loop neighbors.
By: Katie Galioto
Legacy Investing terminated its purchase agreement weeks after North Loop neighbors blasted its data center proposal.
By: Katie Galioto
New owners recently took over two of the last Madison Equities properties, 375 Jackson and Park Square Court.
New owners Jamie Rand and Altitude Capital recently acquired 375 Jackson and the Park Square Court Building.
By: Katie Galioto
The first wave in Minneapolis and St. Paul sees early success, but next round of projects may need assistance.
The conversions remain a key component of downtown revitalization plans, but developers say more government assistance is needed to make harder projects feasible. Meanwhile, the Twin Cities are seeing success with earlier projects like Groove Lofts in downtown Minneapolis.
By: Katie Galioto
CEO Matt Caldwell said at the Minnesota Star Tribune’s North Star Summit that the professional basketball franchise would seek some form of public assistance.
CEO Matt Caldwell said the teams also would seek some sort of public assistance for the project, which could anchor an entertainment district. Mayor Jacob Frey said while he opposes direct subsidies, he can see how the arena could shift downtown Minneapolis' core, especially along Nicollet Mall.
A project that could top $200 million is set to bring luxury condos, buzzy restaurants, boutique retail and a public plaza to fast-growing Victoria.
The project, which could top $200 million, is called the Reserve and beyond luxury condominiums would bring Rosalia, Saturday Dumpling Co. and a public plaza to downtown Victoria in the Twin Cities' southwest suburbs.
