While city officials in attendance Monday were excited to see the project moving forward, they concede that Dayton's hunt for more office tenants comes at a tough time. COVID-19 remains a problem.

Barsh says the project will open “in stages.” Mid-America Real Estate is leasing the retail portion of the Dayton’s Project—250,000 square feet from the skyway level down to the lower level.

The Dayton's Project is one of many downtown spaces either under construction or empty. The Downtown Council insists those spots on Nicollet Mall and in nearby skyways will soon be filled.

The Dayton’s Project is slowly adding more office tenants, but the building is still mostly empty. On Tuesday, Dayton’s announced that retail service company Buyers Support Group has signed a ...

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The iconic Dayton’s Project in downtown Minneapolis has announced Unilever as its newest tenant. Unilever, a leading supplier of products from personal care to food and beverages, will occupy a ...

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- The Dayton's Project announced on Wednesday that the Winter Maker's Market, a holiday pop-up with curated Minnesota brands, will return for a third year.