Twin Cities benefiting from change in where technology startup money is flowing
The latest shift is a migration of venture capital for technology startups from suburbia to downtowns.
Steve Berg sharpened his interest in urban design, transportation and metropolitan affairs as an editorial writer for the Star Tribune.
The latest shift is a migration of venture capital for technology startups from suburbia to downtowns.
One side prefers Minneapolis pretty much as it is, but population and tax-base growth are vital to the city’s future.
A University of Minnesota study says the programs are widening racial gaps, but the state’s housing commissioner refutes much of the critique.
I’ve got some time on my hands; I’m what you might call semi-retired. I’m partial to opera and Italian food, and I’m willing to relocate.
Under the House version, taxpayers would do remarkably well. Even the original bill is an above-average deal.
It may not be perfect, but the plan offers solutions both in stadium design and financing.
By Steve Berg
March 2, 2012