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Within a federally designated Qualified Opportunity Zone — investors may qualify for capital gains deferrals via a Qualified Opportunity Fund.
HUD Opportunity Zones ↗Within a 5-minute walk of a high-frequency LRT or BRT stop — a positive factor for density bonuses and Met Council Livable Communities grant scoring.
Metro Council — Livable Communities ↗In an ACP50 area — a Minneapolis priority designation that increases scoring for Great Streets gap financing, Affordable Housing Trust Fund, and other CPED programs.
Minneapolis — Affordable Housing Trust Fund ↗Within a HUD-designated Qualified Census Tract — LIHTC projects here receive a 30% basis boost, significantly increasing the tax credit allocation for affordable housing development.
HUD — LIHTC Qualified Census Tracts ↗Property type suggests multifamily rental use — may qualify for the Minneapolis 4d program, which reduces property taxes to ~0.25% in exchange for affordability commitments. Requires 3+ units and a current rental license.
Minneapolis — 4d Affordable Housing Incentive ↗Below-market loans for commercial real estate development and rehabilitation on eligible corridors; priority given to Green Zone and ACP50 locations.
Minneapolis Great Streets — Gap Financing ↗Affordable housing developments in QCTs receive a 30% increase in eligible basis for Low Income Housing Tax Credits — materially improving project feasibility. Allocated through MHFA.
HUD — LIHTC Qualified Census Tracts ↗Competitive grants for affordable housing and transit-oriented development near high-frequency transit; proximity to LRT/BRT is a key scoring factor.
Metro Council — Livable Communities ↗Grants and loans for contamination assessment and cleanup on eligible redevelopment sites; does not indicate known contamination.
Minneapolis — Brownfield Grants ↗Signals are based on public datasets; program eligibility requires verification.
3 permits on record since 2017 · $14K total declared value · Most recent: Dec 2021 (commfdrr)
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Source: Minneapolis open data. Declared construction values are applicant-reported and may not reflect actual project cost.
Seward · Minneapolis
ACS rents reflect current tenant leases and may differ from new market rents.
Source: 2022 ACS 5-Year Estimates · Census Tract 1062
Zip code 55406
Source: Redfin Data Center (Invalid Date) · Zip 55406
Urban Neighborhood 2 — moderate-density residential
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Estimates based on typical zoning setbacks. Actual requirements may vary by lot, overlay, or conditional approval.
Back-of-envelope estimate based on small multifamily (2–4 units, wood frame) benchmarks for 1,652 sqft buildable area.
| Address | Owner | Class | Assessed Value | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2527 22ND ST E MINNEAPOLIS MN 55406 | COMMUNITY HOUSING RESOURCES | RESIDENTIAL | $0 | 40 ft |
| 2521 22ND ST E MINNEAPOLIS MN 55406 | ANTHONY FREDRICK PRIOLO | RESIDENTIAL-TWO UNIT | $351,100 | 80 ft |
| 2210 26TH AVE S MINNEAPOLIS MN 55406 | THOMAS BURNS TRUSTEE | TRIPLEX | $551,100 | 96 ft |
| 2519 22ND ST E MINNEAPOLIS MN 55406 | J A WASHBURNE & T L BEARD | RESIDENTIAL-TWO UNIT | $522,500 | 119 ft |
| 2601 22ND ST E MINNEAPOLIS MN 55406 | M A JIWANI & S D JIWANI | RESIDENTIAL-TWO UNIT | $333,600 | 140 ft |
| 2216 26TH AVE S MINNEAPOLIS MN 55406 | MARGARET A KELAART | RESIDENTIAL-TWO UNIT | $380,300 | 142 ft |
| 2513 22ND ST E MINNEAPOLIS MN 55406 | E K ISENSEE & M J ISENSEE | RESIDENTIAL | $334,300 | 160 ft |
| 2220 26TH AVE S MINNEAPOLIS MN 55406 | JILL MARIE PETERSON | RESIDENTIAL-TWO UNIT | $401,200 | 180 ft |
| 2605 22ND ST E MINNEAPOLIS MN 55406 | SUSAN CAROL CARLSON | RESIDENTIAL | $348,400 | 180 ft |
| 2528 22ND ST E MINNEAPOLIS MN 55406 | LAUREN FLYNN | RESIDENTIAL-TWO UNIT | $478,700 | 190 ft |
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