Minneapolis, MN
Minneapolis ranks as 2nd best city in America for Generation Z
America’s 18-25 12 months olds might do far worse than selecting Minneapolis as their place to check and/or dwell.
That is in accordance with Industrial Cafe, a industrial actual property weblog that has compiled rankings of the perfect American cities for Technology Z.
Minneapolis ranked second on the record, solely behind Atlanta, Georgia.
The rating used standards together with affordability, the proportion of Gen Z inhabitants, the variety of parks and leisure institutions, web speeds, employment charges, and faculty enrollment.
Minneapolis scored the second highest factors thanks partially to its cheaper lease in comparison with most of the nation’s different main city areas (ie. New York, Boston, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington D.C., and Chicago).
Town additionally scored extremely for its low unemployment charge – noting that Minnesota has the bottom unemployment charge within the nation in the mean time – in addition to for having the third-highest inhabitants of Gen Z residents at 10%.
Minneapolis, Industrial Cafe famous, had “robust performances throughout most metrics.”
Concerning lease. Certain, Minneapolis is not as costly as your coastal cities or Chicago within the Midwest, however that does not make it low-cost.
RentCafe has put the common lease in Minneapolis at $1,658 a month and the common rental unit measurement 777 sq. ft.
Rents are rising too, with the Star Tribune reporting metro-area rents are up 4.2% in comparison with a 12 months in the past, although it notes that that is the bottom rise out of greater than 30 giant metro areas within the nation.
Within the second quarter, Minneapolis noticed rents rise by 7.8% on common, whereas in St. Paul (which now has a 3% lease management cap), rents rose by 2.9%. The newspaper notes that the general metro-wide common is being pushed up by double-digit rises in some suburbs, equivalent to Woodbury.
Minneapolis, MN
Man sentenced to over 13 years for north Minneapolis homicide
A man has been sentenced to prison after a homicide in north Minneapolis earlier this year.
On Thursday, Marvin Dancy, 46, was sentenced to over 13 years (166 months) in prison for a shooting that killed 21-year-old Wence Edwards.
In November, Dancy pleaded guilty to second-degree unintentional murder and a separate count of illegal firearm possession was dismissed.
As previously reported, Minneapolis police responded to a shooting on Feb. 6 at the Handy Stop convenience store on the 2600 block of Broadway Avenue West.
Officers at the scene found a man, later identified as Edwards, in the alley behind the gas station with a life-threatening gunshot wound. Edwards died at the scene, MPD officials said.
“Mr. Dancy is being held accountable for his actions,” said Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty. “Our thoughts are with Mr. Edwards’ family as they grieve their immense loss.”
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