The financing for two affordable housing projects at Highland Bridge is now in place. The Saint Paul City Council, acting as the Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) Board, approved the funds on October 26 for the Nellie Francis Court and…
232 affordable housing units are already in the works. Variances for three projects at the northwest corner of the Highland Bridge development were approved by the Saint Paul Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) on August 9 despite ongoing concerns about…
Questions about the equitable distribution of affordable and supportive housing prompted the Saint Paul Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) on July 26 to postpone action on three projects at the Highland Bridge development in Highland Park. Tabled were variance requests…
The Saint Paul City Council, acting as the Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) Board, approved the establishment of two tax increment financing (TIF) districts on June 23 at Highland Bridge, the 122-acre site of the former Ford Motor Company plant…
Plans for a new medical office building and two residential buildings with affordable housing at the 122-acre Highland Bridge development in Highland Park are headed to the Saint Paul Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) with variance requests that have all…
Previous Next The use of tax increment financing (TIF) for the construction of the Highland Bridge development continues, this time to provide affordable housing. On April 14, the Saint Paul City Council gave its initial approval for the creation of…
Twenty residential lots starting at $475,000 became available on February 8 on South Mississippi River Boulevard as part of Highland Bridge. The dotted lines show paths for pedestrians and bicyclists only. Twenty lots for new homes along South Mississippi River…
The Highland Bridge development on the 122-acre site of Ford Motor Company’s former assembly plant will have about 90 percent of its first-phase utilities and major earthwork completed by the end of this month. And people can expect to see…
Building blocks of the Highland Bridge development continue to fall into place, with projects by Presbyterian Homes & Services, Project for Pride in Living (PPL) and Emma Norton Services now on the drawing boards. The Highland District Council’s Community Development…
Most zoning districts and the level of housing density remain largely unchanged Looking toward the southeast is this artist's rendering of the Ford site when fully built out according to the master plan for redeveloping the 122-acre site. By Jane…
Affordable senior housing and a mixed-use building may rise near Ford Parkway and Cretin AvenueBy Jane McClureRyan Companies and two of its development partners expect to break ground soon on 53 units of affordable housing for seniors and a second,…
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