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Dan Netter

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Detroit, Lansing, Michigan, Minneapolis
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Account for the politics and labor writer Dan Netter. Graduated from Michigan State University's School of Journalism in May 2023. Work has appeared in Bridge Michigan, The State News, The American Prospect, Michigan Radio and a variety of local Michigan publications, such as the Mining Journal, Petoskey News-Review and the Mining Gazette.

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Cooling off period proposed for Michigan lawmakers to become lobbyists | Bridge Michigan

Cooling off period proposed for Michigan lawmakers to become lobbyists | Bridge Michigan

Last November, voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment that lets lawmakers serve 12 years, …

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Two states try to lure Michigan businesses, workers after Right-to-Work repeal | Bridge Michigan

Two states try to lure Michigan businesses, workers after Right-to-Work repeal | Bridge Michigan

North Carolina has the second-lowest unionization rate in the country, with 2.8% of its workforce unionized. …

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The coveted catch: A look into Michigan's shortest fishing season - The State News

The coveted catch: A look into Michigan's shortest fishing season - The State News

Behind the crowd, standing next to a four-wheeler, is a man with a brown beard. He stands around six feet tal…

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Public land in smaller communities eyed for solar grids

Public land in smaller communities eyed for solar grids

LANSING - Advocates for solar power for Michigan homes are now hoping to expand solar grids on public land. S…

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Lawmaker wants different property tax assessment on big box stores

Lawmaker wants different property tax assessment on big box stores

LANSING - Dark store theory, a commonly used but disputed form of property tax valuation for big box retailer…

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Rep. Haley Stevens Isn't Paying Her Campaign Interns

Rep. Haley Stevens Isn't Paying Her Campaign Interns

On the issue page of her campaign website, Rep. Haley Stevens has a list of priorities. The first sentence of…

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Q&A: Cushman & Wakefield’s Avery Ticer on West End office market

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By Dan Netter
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Listen to this article The Blueprint Avery Ticer helped facilitate Enverra‘s $84 million purchase of West End Office Park. He says West End benefits from its location, amenities and access to major highways. Ticer encourages cities to become stronger partners in attracting real estate investment. He says responsive landlords and new investment can revive underperforming office properties. Last week brought the news of two major sales in the West End.
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Black Swan to buy affordable apartments in Bloomington

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By Dan Netter
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Metropolitan Towers at 8421 22nd Ave. S. in Bloomington features 108 units across six buildings. (Staff photo: Dan Netter) Listen to this article The Blueprint Black Swan Real Estate is under contract to buy three Bloomington apartment properties from Aeon. The properties total 220 units and are designated for households earning 60% of area median income. Black Swan plans to maintain the properties’ affordability after the sale.
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Thompson Oaks to add 291 units in West St. Paul

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By Dan Netter
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Thompson Oaks will be located at 150 Thompson Ave. in West St. Paul. Amenities will include an outdoor pool, a sundeck, a golf simulator, a wellness center, work spaces, a theater room, a club room as well as a private dining area. (Submitted photo: BKV Group) Listen to this article The Blueprint Thompson Oaks will add 291 multifamily units at 150 Thompson Ave. The project secured a $63 million floating-rate loan and $13.25 million investment.
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