Redesign Inc. - Community Developers in Minneapolis

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We provide commercial space for a variety of business needs. From retail to office to industrial, check out what Redesign has to offer in Greater Longfellow

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OUR MISSION

Redesign builds economic justice in collaboration with the community by developing and sustaining affordable housing and commercial real estate, investing in entrepreneurs, and creating living wage jobs.

VISION

Redesign envisions an inviting community woven together by collective community voice where housing is affordable for all and local businesses thrive.

SERVICE AREA

Redesign Inc. is a geographically-based nonprofit Community Development Corporation working in the five neighborhoods of Greater Longfellow in Minneapolis, MN. Our service area is bounded by Hiawatha Avenue (west), I-94 (north), and the Mississippi River (east).

CURRENT PROJECTS

Featured, Commercial Real Estate,

The Historic Coliseum Building

A restored 1917 Lake Street landmark redeveloped through community ownership to support BIPOC entrepreneurs and advance equitable, community-rooted real estate after 2020.

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Featured, Community Planning,

2800 East Lake

In partnership with Ever-Green Energy, we are exploring a district aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES) system that would provide efficient, low-emission heating and cooling to buildings on this site and nearby, including the recently restored Historic Coliseum Building. This will become a community-owned utility, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and keeping energy dollars circulating locally.

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Featured, Housing,

Wadaag Commons

As a final piece of the larger Seward Commons development, Wadaag Commons will be a 39-unit housing development that is both affordable and welcoming to the many diverse communities that call South Minneapolis home.

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