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Meet Carlos CarreraMankato Commercial Real Estate
Mankato commercial real estate starts with understanding how a property needs to work for you. Carlos Carrera helps buyers, sellers and tenants explore commercial spaces, investment properties and land in Mankato and the surrounding area.
Carlos has worked in real estate for more than 20 years. If your business needs more room, he can help you compare locations and layouts. If you are selling instead, he can help you decide how to present the property to buyers.
Carlos belongs to the National Association of Realtors, Minnesota Association of Realtors and Realtors Association of Southern Minnesota.
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Local knowledge.
RE/MAX Commercial resources.
Tell Carlos where you want to be and how you will use the space. Then compare the Mankato locations that fit your plans.
Find your place in Mankato commercial real estate
Start with how much space you need and who needs to reach you. For example, a storefront may depend on foot traffic, while a warehouse may need truck access. Those details help Carlos narrow your search.
Commercial space for your next move
Explore office, retail, industrial and land opportunities around Mankato. When comparing properties, look beyond square footage to access, parking, visibility and room to grow. Browse commercial properties for sale, or talk with Carlos about leasing options that fit your business.
A clear plan for your Mankato property
If you are preparing to sell or lease, start with a conversation about your property and timeline. Carlos can help you identify its strengths and plan how to present it to prospective buyers or tenants. For investment searches, he also helps you compare the available options with your priorities in mind.
TOP REAL ESTATE News
Luxury apartment portfolio in Fridley sells for $41.3 million
The Aura and Altair buildings opened in 2021 and are 95% occupied. Both properties are about 1.5 miles from Medtronic's headquarters.
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CFO of the Year: From accounting assistant to co-owner, finance exec drives growth at Suntide
Barb Schuba rose from a part-time assistant to co-owner of the St. Paul firm. The company now manages 3.5 million square feet.
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CFO of the Year: Ron Patzer guides Capital Partners to $1.8B portfolio
Ron Patzer has spent seven years as chief financial officer at the Edina-based industrial real estate firm. He previously held leadership roles at CBRE Group.
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Minneapolis Renaissance Coalition names new president Kristen Anderson
Kristen Anderson, vice president of design and construction at Minneapolis-based Hempel Real Estate, has taken over as president of the group, replacing Dario Anselmo, a former legislator and former owner of the Fine Line music venue in downtown Minneapolis.
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St. Paul HRA seeks proposals to redevelop former community garden site
The property is situated near the Mounds Boulevard Station of the Metro Gold Line bus-rapid transit route and less than a five minutes' drive from Lowertown, home to CHS Field and the St. Paul Farmers’ Market.
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Waconia's Bode Gray's building for sale 3 years after opening
The Bode Gray's building in Waconia is for sale. The restaurant and speakeasy won't close — at least not yet — as the owners explore their options.
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MPHA seeks developers, property owners for affordable housing funding program
The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority will use the funding to create or preserve about 250 affordable housing units. The money comes from the state's Bring It Home program.
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Hopkins, Met Council seek developers for 8 acres near future light-rail stop
The site is near the planned Shady Oak Station for the Southwest light-rail line, slated to open June 12, 2027.
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Roundhouse acquires downtown Minneapolis apartment tower
The listing brokerage said the deal represents one of the largest multifamily housing trades in the Twin Cities in recent years.
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Waters senior living sells Excelsior facility to California REIT for $53M
The Waters Senior Living continues to divest its properties with the sale of its Excelsior facility for $53.25 million.
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What St. Paul's new 'right-to-repair' measure means for tenants, landlords
Approved 79% to 21%, the ordinance lets renters hire contractors for qualifying repairs after giving landlords notice. It's the second Minnesota city to enact such a measure.
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Shoreview manufacturer acquires former Vadnais Heights Keebler Co. distribution center
A Shoreview sheet metal manufacturer has just acquired the former Keebler Co. distribution center in Vadnais Heights for $6 million.
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Voters overwhelmingly say no to data centers nationally
The measures varied widely, from outright bans to noise guarantees and bonds. Just one of the 47 measures restricting the projects nationally had failed as of vote tallies midday Wednesday.
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Endeavor, Standard sells Mendota Heights industrial development at former Le Cordon Bleu site
The previous building that Cobalt replaced sat vacant since the operator of the Le Cordon Bleu culinary schools closed all of its sites in the U.S.
Read Article: Endeavor, Standard sells Mendota Heights industrial development at former Le Cordon Bleu site (opens in a new tab)More real estate listings tout data centers even as project opposition increases
A review of active property listings shows how a bifurcated view of data centers has emerged.
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