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REJournals.com - In downtown Anoka, the Rum River gets its due <br />a new alley, so access will be provided below the Rottlund building. In <br />conjunction with this is the effort to ensure that the riverfront remains public. <br />The back of City Hall will be improved public space, a two block-long river <br />frontage with atrail - a public corridor that will provide the last link of the Rum <br />River Trail." <br />Theresa Greenfield, director of land development for Rottlund Homes, says that <br />her company sees much potential in Anoka's historic relationship with the Rum <br />River as a selling point for condos in a significantly declining market. <br />"We think the Historic Rum River District very much fits in with the city's <br />master plan for redeveloping the North Central Business District," she says. <br />"The goal is to provide a variety of housing choices there. We have an age 55- <br />plus product there that we're selling, while the lofts don't have any age <br />restrictions and would be something that would reach a broader market and <br />younger people." <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />SIGN tIP <br />,/' IFQR Quit <br />FIREE <br />Would you like to <br />advertise with us? <br />Learn how you can. <br />ti~ <br />~ Minnesota Real Estate Journal 5353 441ayzata 61v1, Suite 3{)7 Minneapolis, MN 5541Ei 1-u3F3-516-7939 <br />Real Estate fiut±iisl7ing G coup 415 N State Street t~Y~icaga IL 6062 2-888-753-7828 <br />i;oPYright ZOOG-2C705 ~~ Real Estate t'ublishing G roup, 13y using this site ya u agree to the l"ern-~s {?f Use . <br /> <br />http://www.mrej.com/story.cfin?Market=MN&StoryID=14947 5/31/2007 <br />