Ryan, Weidner to redevelop Sons of Norway site


The Sons of Norway, a financial services and cultural organization, has struck a deal with Ryan Cos. US Inc. and Weidner Apartment Homes for the sale and redevelopment of its property in Minneapolis’ popular Uptown neighborhood. Under the agreement, announced Wednesday, the Sons of Norway will continue to have a business and cultural presence at the ...

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