Minnesota Office Rental & Leasing

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Top Picks from Minnesota Office Space

860 Blue Gentian Road available for companies in Bloomington
860 Blue Gentian Road
Bloomington Office Space

This business center is in a quiet out-of-town business park and offers everything needed to do business, including on-site parking. It has a particularly wide set of amenities – everything from a... Read More >>

Bell Plaza available for companies in Edina
Bell Plaza
Edina Office Space

Opened on August 1, 2011 this is a business center unlike anything the Twin Cities has ever seen. Located on the 15th, this is the center of the future. The views from the suite are simply... Read More >>

19950 Dodd Blvd available for companies in Lakeville
19950 Dodd Blvd
Lakeville Office Space

This business center is the ideal solution for a person looking for an alternative to the hassle and expense of traditional office space. Each private suite is furnished with a cherry wood L-shaped... Read More >>



Minnesota for Business: Why Companies Rent Offices in Minnesota

Located in the Midwestern United States, Minnesota is the twelfth largest and the twenty-second most populous state in the country (2018 data). The state's largest city is Minneapolis and its capital is Saint Paul. The 'Twin Cities' form the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metropolitan area, and thriving area that is at the centre of state's government, education, transportation, business and industrial sectors. Outside of this urban region, much of the state remains largely rural with agriculture, mining, forestry and recreation as economic drivers. Although Minnesota was once primarily known for producing raw materials, its economic growth is increasingly a result of activity in producing finished products and in service sectors. Core industries now include biosciences, manufacturing, clean and renewable energy, banking and insurance, data centres, and health care services.