Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Rent Free. This week’s stories include: Minnesota’s zoning reform bills stall in the Legislature. New York’s housing deal does little for new supply and leaves everyone unhappy. Colorado bans laws regulating how many unrelated people can live together. But first, we have this week’s lead item about
This roundup will be published monthly. It is meant to highlight some of the most notable funding rounds of the month and is not intended to be comprehensive. Several major fundraising announcements in the payer/employer space were announced this month. Here is a list of some of the biggest funding rounds: HiLabs raises $39 million
KIMT News Three’s Saral Khare reports on the development funds that are now available. ROCHESTER, Minn. – In 2012 Rochester residents passed a half cent sales tax, which would help develop projects in Rochester. $5 million went to RAEDI and today they have $600,000 left. The funding goes toward base business which are
BRAINERD — The Brainerd Lakes Area Community Foundation announced the Nisswa Enrichment Fund will join the foundation’s family of funds, powered by CommunityGiving. “BLACF is honored to host this fund and excited to see the impact it will have to support a variety of enrichment projects in one of the best small towns in Minnesota!,”
Goldman Sachs Asset Management has expanded to biotech investments in recent years. The investment firm is now preparing to ramp up its investment activity in the sector with a new $650 fund, its first one dedicated to the life sciences. Goldman on Wednesday announced the final close of the new fund, called West Street Life
The healthcare sector’s share of the global private equity and venture capital deal count is likely to continue decreasing in 2024, according to a new Pitchbook report. Healthcare’s share of the global private equity deal count reached its peak in 2020 at 13.7%. This year, it fell to 10.8%, its lowest level since 2015. The