Dayton’s Project is fueled by federal-state tax credits

Don Kohlenberger of Hightower Initiatives, the Dayton’s Project local representative, and Meghan Elliott, founder of New History, are key players in the $375 million redevelopment of the historic downtown redevelopment. The key to the Dayton's Project $375 million renovation is the former downtown Minneapolis department store's addition to the National Register of Historic [...]

Dayton’s Project is fueled by federal-state tax credits2022-01-03T15:31:25-06:00

Q&A: Kohlenberger reflects decades-long construction career

By: Brian Johnson, Finance & Commerce, June 15, 2019   Don Kohlenberger may not always have the honor of cutting the ceremonial ribbon, but the construction industry veteran has been a leader behind the scenes of some of the most high-profile projects to come along in recent years.   As an owner representative and consultant, Kohlenberger has [...]

Q&A: Kohlenberger reflects decades-long construction career2019-06-21T07:29:11-05:00

A rare look inside as Dayton’s Project in Minneapolis reaches halfway point

May 17, 2019 KSTP 5:00 PM Newscast:  Much like the footsteps that echo through the skyway today, Dayton's department store was once the heartbeat of downtown Minneapolis. "There were other stores at the time, but Dayton's was the best," said Susie Quinn, who started shopping at Dayton's in the 1970s when she was 19. [...]

A rare look inside as Dayton’s Project in Minneapolis reaches halfway point2019-05-20T16:52:56-05:00

Marketing the Dayton’s Project in downtown Minneapolis

By: Matt M. Johnson July 24, 2018 7:00 am Almost none of the work underway at the Dayton’s Project in downtown Minneapolis is visible to people passing on the street. “Everything is happening inside the building” at 700 Nicollet Mall, said Don Kohlenberger, the local representative of the building’s majority owner, New York-based 601w Cos. (Staff photo: [...]

Marketing the Dayton’s Project in downtown Minneapolis2019-01-22T09:30:33-06:00

Met Council asks light-rail contractors to extend bids

By: Brian Johnson July 16, 2018 4:17 pm 0 The $1.9 billion Southwest Light Rail Transit project has cleared a major hurdle now that a tentative deal has been reached over the co-location of freight and light rail-lines in the Kenilworth Corridor and Bass Lake Spur in Minneapolis, the Metropolitan Council said Monday. The agreement is a big [...]

Met Council asks light-rail contractors to extend bids2019-01-22T09:31:52-06:00
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