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This has got to be one of the most unique apartment buildings in the United States!

The cost of housing keeps going up. 28% of Minnesotans are renters, and it's taking more money to afford rent.

The old St. Louis County jail downtown has sat empty for years, but will soon be home to people who are actually paying rent and want to live there.

Ever wanted to own your own movie theatre, apartments, and business space? Now you can as one has hit the market in Minnesota.

Looking for a place to stay other than the dorms? Here are some options of apartment complexes near the University of Minnesota Duluth campus.

The Duluth Inn has served as a motel for visitors and tourists who have taken advantage of the downtown location, but now the building will be repurposed to help out citizens instead.

If you have always wanted to live in a Historic mansion, now is your chance with newly renovated loft apartments in a home once built for the Congdon Family.

Steve O'Neil spent his life in Duluth working for Duluth's most vulnerable families. His legacy will continue, as the new apartments and emergency shelter bearing his name. They will not only help those families, but will also help fulfill Duluth's vision of becoming a city that welcomes the stranger, feeds the hungry, and houses the homeless.

For those of you that rent apartments, this may not come as much of a shock. Data released by the Minnesota Housing Partnership shows that Minnesota ranks last in affordability for 2-bedroom apartment rentals in the 12-state Midwestern region.

Beginning on Tuesday, February, 18th, 2014 the Duluth Police Department and Duluth Fire Department will be conducting rental license compliance checks. The Goal is to check all of the licensed rentals in the city of Duluth.