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What Should Be Done With the Former State Farm Campus in Woodbury?
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Elion, a national real estate investment firm, announced on Sept. 24 its plans to redevelop the 400,000-square-foot building and surrounding acreage.
The 100-acre site, along Radio Drive and Interstate 94, has been vacant since 2004, when State Farm moved most of those jobs to Nebraska.
Juan DeAngulo, COO of Miami-based Elion, told Patch the building is ripe for redevelopment, and there are plans for additional retail/office construction.
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- What do you think should be done with the building?
- What kind of development makes sense for the site?
Tell us in the comments section below.
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Company to Purchase, Redevelop Former State Farm Building in Woodbury
And on status updates from Woodbury Patch’s Facebook page:
- Big news here.
- Looks like I'll be talking to their COO tomorrow for an update.
- Talked to the company planning to redevelop the old State Farm campus.
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