| |  Aeon's developments serve our community in many ways. Ripley Gardens helped stabilize the neighborhood with thoughtful redevelopment and historic renovation. The site's sustainable features are important to reduce our carbon footprint. ~ Dale Forsberg, President, Watson-Forsberg Co. | |
Current Developments
Aeon's high-quality developments strengthen lives and communities.
Alliance Addition: Building on the Success of Alliance Apartments
 Aeon plans to construct an expansion to one of its successful existing properties in Minneapolis, the Alliance Apartments. Alliance Addition will provide 61 affordable apartment homes for formerly homeless adults.
Franklin Portland Gateway: Transforming an Urban Core
 Through a partnership between Aeon and Hope Community, the intersection of Franklin and Portland Avenues will be completely transformed to feature more than 250 high-quality, mixed income apartments and townhomes, along with new retail businesses and community space.
Sienna Green: Preserving a Valuable Community Asset in Roseville
 Located in Roseville, Sienna Green (formerly known as Har Mar Apartments) is Aeon's second suburban property. To improve the future viability of the struggling, outdated property, Aeon plans to rehabilitate the site's existing 120 units and construct an additional 50 units.
Old Third Townhomes: Creating a Residential Community
 Old Third Avenue Townhomes is the last of a three-phase development bringing diverse housing options to a St. Anthony East neighborhood block that had long been underutilized. A partnership between Aeon and Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, Old Third Avenue Townhomes will offer homeownership opportunities for eight households earning low incomes.
Renaissance Box: Creating a Downtown Home
 Aeon plans to transform Renaissance Box – a vacant historic landmark – into a vibrant residential building offering 70 efficiency, one- and two-bedroom apartment homes. The property will offer a wide range of affordability, primarily for individuals working service sector jobs in downtown St. Paul. |
