Minnesota’s first comprehensive commercial real estate magazine

Minnesota Commercial Real Estate magazine, also known as CRE, will publish its first issue in March 2009.

The 52-page magazine will include in-depth feature stories about local commercial real estate movers and shakers, spotlight properties, expert advice from local bankers and real estate attorneys, a coming events calendar, a Next Hot Neighborhood section, an opinion section, and more.

Minnesota Commercial Real Estate Magazine:

• Will reach about 50,000 readers
• Targets brokers, developers, investors and business owners
• Publishes Quarterly
• Will be available by direct mail or subscription.

March 2009 Spring Issue

The debut spring issue includes an intriguing story on one of the hottest new properties in the Twin Cities: Hotel Ivy. Learn how some commercial construction like Kraus-Anderson are finding innovative new direction.

Also, the new Minneapolis hot neighborhood: “Twins Town” is featured.

“When Green Makes Green” is about how environmentally sound business practices are profitable.

You'll learn about “Inside Traitor”- the inside scoop on who is thriving or diving.

Klein Bank is about a story "Banking Through the Bust". And we'll feature Ongoing Departments: Broker Q & A, Realtor Spotlight, Before and After spotlight of commercial renovation, Commercial Real Estate Tax Advice.

Minneapolis commercial real estate investor Kristi Oman is owner and publisher of the magazine.

"There’s still no single forum for the local commercial property industry to share trends and information. Minnesota Commercial Real Estate Magazine will change that” Oman said.

The publication will be an important asset for industry professionals including commercial real estate brokers, agents, investors, property managers, and landlords.

Oman hopes Minnesota Commercial Real Estate Magazine will be an valuable resource.

“Commercial real estate is all about what’s happening locally... right here,” says Oman. “That’s why our industry needs the specific insight that a publication like Minnesota Commercial Real Estate Magazine will provide.”