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St. Paul Brewing worries city's new development plan will mean the end to their business


Published on 2025-02-23 00:40:49 - MSN
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  • The city wants to develop over 200 affordable housing units that would reduce the number of surface parking lots.

The article discusses concerns from St. Paul Brewing in St. Paul, Minnesota, regarding the city's new development plan. The brewery, located in the historic Hamm's Brewery complex, fears that the city's intention to redevelop the area into a mixed-use space with housing, retail, and offices could lead to their displacement. The owners, Anthony and Sarah Zappa, have invested significantly in the property, including a $1.5 million renovation, and are worried about the lack of communication from the city about their future in the development plans. The city aims to revitalize the area, but the specifics on how existing businesses like St. Paul Brewing will be integrated or compensated remain unclear, causing anxiety about the potential end of their business.

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