The City of St. Paul is reacting after tenants of the Alliance Bank Center in downtown were told to vacate their premises ...

From B’s Barbershop to Pino’s Pizzeria and Allegra Printing, the remaining commercial tenants at the Alliance Bank Center in ...

The office building is owned by Madison Equities, the St. Paul landlord that is trying to unload its downtown portfolio.

The city negotiated with utilities to grant tenants until the end of the month to move out, as yet another building from ...

The property owner, Madison Equities, told tenants on Monday to vacate the premises immediately. It hadn’t been paying its ...

Tenants were originally given two days to leave. They now say the city has promised to keep the lights on until April 1.

Tenants at Alliance Bank Center received a notice from their landlord on Monday afternoon to immediately vacate the building because there won't be any heat, cooling or electricity. Now, the tenants ...

In an email sent to all tenants, Alliance Center, LLC said it cannot sustain the costs to operate the building any longer, given the unsustainable financial situation that exists at the building.

A notice from the St. Paul Fire Department said the power would be shut off on March 12. The letter said, in part, “If the power is shut off, the buildings management company, Madison Equities, plans ...

The city says Carter has negotiated with both utility partners at Xcel Energy and District Energy to postpone any action ...

At the time it went up for sale, the Alliance Bank Center’s 300,000 square feet of commercial space was about 44% occupied, according to the sales offering. That number has likely shrunk ...