Developers Propose 92-Unit Project on Former Minneapolis-St. Paul Church Site
McGlynn Partners and DJR Architecture have proposed a 92-unit development project targeting a former church site in Minneapolis-St. Paul.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, November 13, 2026 — A proposal has been put forth by McGlynn Partners in collaboration with DJR Architecture for a new development project in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area.
The project, if approved, would consist of 92 residential units. The proposed site for this development is a former church location. Specific details regarding the timeline for this proposal, including when it was submitted or any potential start dates for construction, were not immediately available. Similarly, information about the specific former church site in question, such as its exact address or previous name, was not provided. The involvement of McGlynn Partners and DJR Architecture indicates a focus on residential development within the region.
Further details concerning community engagement, zoning requirements, or the approval process for this 92-unit project have not yet been disclosed. The proposal marks a potential addition to the housing stock in Minneapolis-St. Paul, utilizing land previously occupied by a religious institution. No information was provided regarding the contractor’s name or any permit status associated with the project.
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