Minnesota Housing Partnership’s report reveals that median rent increased by 8% in one year, with 50% of renters paying more for housing than they can afford.
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Left-leaning candidates prevailed in open races for Minneapolis City Council
Minneapolis voters elected progressive candidates to open seats in Ward 7 and 12, while incumbents held onto their seats in Wards 1 through 5.
Rent control continues to evolve in St. Paul
‘To put it very simply, I will not vote to take rent stabilization away from my constituents who need it the most.’
Frey, Carter win reelection; Mpls. voters reject measure to replace police department (updated)
The measure to replace the MPD with a public safety department was ultimately rejected by voters by a 56-44% vote.
Should the city council control rents in Mpls?
‘The majority of residents in the Twin Cities are renters, and this affects [people] across races, across communities.’
The working poor deserve a place to call home
Too many people have to work two jobs to even afford a place to live.Â
Mpls voters face ‘hot button’ choices Nov. 2
Minneapolis voters on November 2 will vote for mayor and city council members as well as on three ‘hot button’ ballot question.
Mpls. City Councilmembers vote for both pathways to passing rent control
Eleven of 13 Minneapolis City Councilmembers voted in favor of both charter amendments establishing a process for passing rent control in Minneapolis.
