An out of state buyer has paid $24.3 million for the Lumber Exchange, a 132-year-old, wedge-shaped building in downtown that gave Minneapolis the upper hand against its rival, St. Paul, in the cities' Victorian-era race to build Minnesota's first skyscraper.
Minnesota's 'Oldest Skyscraper' Sells
The Lumber Exchange, the First Building to Exceed 10 Stories in the State, Is Now Owned by Companies Based in Chicago and New York
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10 5th St, Minneapolis, MN