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Caitlin Anderson
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Reporter, Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal
Minneapolis
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Biography
Hi! My name is Caitlin Anderson. I am an experienced journalist in business reporting, including sectors like commercial and residential real estate, technology, venture capital and manufacturing. I am currently at the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, covering commercial and residential real estate. Prior to joining the Business Journal in 2022, I was the community editor for the Edina Sun Current. I also have previous experience interning for the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Star Tribune and at the Centre for Investigative Journalism in London, and working at the Minnesota Daily, my university newspaper. I graduated in 2020 with a degree in professional journalism and a minor in political science from the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities. I am originally from the suburbs of the Twin Cities. If you need to personally reach me, feel free to contact me at hello@caitlin-anderson.com. For pitches, email me at canderson@bizjournals.com.
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By Caitlin Anderson Verified| Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal Verified The owner of City Center at 600 Nicollet Mall and 33 S. Sixth St. in downtown Minneapolis defaulted on a $130 million loan, which has been placed in special servicing. The owner of City Center at 600 Nicollet Mall and 33 S. Sixth St. in downtown Minneapolis defaulted on a $130 million loan, which has been placed in special servicing. The borrower of the loan and owner of the property failed to pay off the loan or provide a refinancing commitment before the loan maturity date of Jan.
By Caitlin Anderson Verified, Doug Banks Verified| Providence Business First Verified Providence-South Coast has seen several high-profile properties experience troubles in the recent past related to their loans. The Providence metro area, which includes the Massachusetts South Coast, has the second-highest level of commercial real estate distress among all major U.S. metros, according to a new report.
By Caitlin Anderson Verified| Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal Verified The owner of City Center at 600 Nicollet Mall and 33 S. Sixth St. in downtown Minneapolis defaulted on a $130 million loan, which has been placed in special servicing. The owner of City Center at 600 Nicollet Mall and 33 S. Sixth St. in downtown Minneapolis defaulted on a $130 million loan, which has been placed in special servicing. The borrower of the loan and owner of the property failed to pay off the loan or provide a refinancing commitment before the loan maturity date of Jan.
Company Info
Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal
The Houston Business Journal is a prominent source of local business news for the Greater Houston area. Established in 1971, it is part of American City Business Journals, which operates in 44 markets across the United States. The journal is headquartered in Houston, Texas. It provides extensive coverage of breaking business news, particularly in the energy sector and other key industries. The journal features updates on personnel changes in local businesses, publishes rankings of top companies and individuals, and offers email newsletters that deliver news directly to subscribers. Additionally, it organizes business events that promote networking among local leaders and produces an annual Book of Lists, which serves as a valuable resource for business professionals. The Houston Business Journal primarily targets influential business leaders and decision-makers in the region.
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Founded: 1971