A Next Generation Business Center
Beacon Bluff is an exciting public and private partnership that is restoring economic vitality on Saint Paul’s East Side. Located in the historic Dayton’s Bluff neighborhood, this 61-acre site includes the birthplace of industry leader 3M’s Saint Paul headquarters.
Today Beacon Bluff represents a historic venture to return this site to new productive uses for the 21st Century. Land and buildings are now available through the Saint Paul Port Authority and Cassidy Turley.
News
The Metropolitan Council awarded the Beacon Bluff Business Center $350,000 in clean-up grants under the council's Livable Communities program. The money will be used for soil remediation and soil-vapor mitigation on a 13-acre portion of the business center that was the former 3M Campus in Saint Paul.
July 14, 2010
The redevelopment of the Beacon Bluff Business Center received addtional assistance from state and federal brownfield clean-up sources. The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development awarded $950,000 in grants to the project; the Metropolitan Council, $300,000; and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency increased by $1 million the Port Authority's allocation of clean-up funds, under its revolving loan fund.
June 15-17, 2010
Baldinger Bakery breaks ground on $30 million, 144,000-square-foot baking plant on the eastern end of Beacon Bluff.
April 30, 2010
Beacon Bluff Business Center wins "Best in Real Estate" Industrial and Warehouse Development or Redevelopment Category
April 16, 2010, Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal
