MINNEAPOLIS — Kraus-Anderson (KA) has completed construction of North Loop Green, a 1 million-square-foot mixed-use development located next to Target Field in downtown Minneapolis. Developed by Hines in partnership with AFL-CIO Building Investment Trust and Marquee Development, the project consists of a 34-story, 449-unit apartment tower; a 14-story, 365,000-square-foot office building; and a 471-stall, 225,439-square-foot parking garage with electric vehicle charging stations. The project team is pursuing a LEED Silver certification.
The multifamily portion features a one-acre park known as The Green, along with sky lounge views overlooking the Minneapolis skyline, Target Field and the Mississippi River. Amenities include outdoor terraces, a fitness center and health club, pool and sauna, golf and gaming simulator, work-from-home lounges, dog lounge with washing stations and dog run, and the aforementioned park. Monthly rents start at $1,499, according to the property’s website. North Loop Green’s food-and-beverage offerings include Hope Breakfast Bar, Salt & Flour, Bassett Hound and food trucks on The Green.
KA participated in a 12-month pre-construction period, working with the design team and the City of Minneapolis on permitting, constructability and sustainability planning. Additionally, KA’s special projects team is in the process of completing build-outs for several of the office tenants, including a new headquarters office totaling 28,300 square feet for ESG Architecture & Design, which served as the designer for North Loop Green.