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The CUB Tax Credit Gains Momentum
The Catalyzing Underutilized Buildings (CUB) tax credit bill was introduced in the Minnesota House as H.F. 457 and in the Senate as S.F. 768
Mar 5


The CUB Credit for the reuse of vacant and underutilized buildings
a legislative proposal to provide an income tax credit for the reuse of vacant and underutilized buildings
May 3, 2024


Building Deconstruction & Salvage Toolkit Now Available for Download
By Josh Hauf, Minnesota GreenCorps Member Rethos is breaking into new fields by advocating, educating, and promoting deconstruction and...
Jul 18, 2023


Capital Investment Updates
From state-owned Asset Preservation to Local Projects to just cool things that make it into the bonding bill, here's where we'll share...
May 22, 2023


MN Historic Tax Credit Reinstated & Extended
The Minnesota House of Representatives and Senate have each passed an Omnibus Taxes bill that includes the reinstatement and extension of...
May 22, 2023


Equity in Historic Preservation: elevating unheard voices
By Sumeya Hassan and Josh Hauf Historic preservation has been built and sustained on the priorities and framed primarily from the...
Feb 14, 2023


Locking up a Preservation Success Story After Years of Effort
The former St. Louis County Jail in Duluth has been rehabilitated and will start its new life as affordable and market-rate apartments....
Jan 25, 2023


Minnesota Historic Tax Credit Updates
Update May 18, 2023 The Minnesota Legislature is expected to extend the state Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit, according to...
Jan 24, 2023


Little Falls Demonstrates, Again, That It Won’t Commit to Preservation
By Erin Hanafin Berg, Policy Director In June, the Little Falls Heritage Preservation Commission voted unanimously to approve the...
Aug 16, 2022


Farewell to Riley! She got a charge out of her work as our Policy Associate
Did you know that this was our last week with Rethos’ amazing Administrative Manager, Riley Gage? ☹ And that Riley is moving on from...
Aug 8, 2022
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