Some tenants in the Alliance Bank Center left with what they could carry, leaving behind offices and cubicles.

The company that has owned the largest number of buildings, Madison Equities, has spent a decade disinvesting in, and now abandoning, downtown St. Paul. I understand it’s not good form to speak ...

Madison Equities relinquished three buildings to lenders this month, but downtown St. Paul’s largest property owner is far ...

The 16-story property at 55 E. 5th St. is part of Madison Equities' portfolio — at one time, the largest in downtown — which has spiraled into a state of distress following the death of the ...

It marked the second property owned by Madison Equities to close in recent weeks. The company walked away from the Alliance Bank Center, telling tenants it could no longer afford to run the mostly ...

St. Paul city officials have condemned yet another downtown property owned by real estate company Madison Equities, forcing the closure of more skyway access points. Last week, Mayor Melvin Carter ...

There’s more bad news for downtown St. Paul (even after Bill Lindeke’s explainer on the dire situation in the heart of our capital city): The Star Tribune reports that another troubled Madison ...

Royal Credit Union is suing to foreclose on a downtown St. Paul parking ramp owned by Madison Equities, adding to the long list of legal battles facing the once prominent St. Paul landlord.

Downtown St. Paul’s largest property owner has abandoned the Alliance Bank Center, leaving basic management — from elevator and skyway access to security patrols — entirely to the city. In a written ...

The struggles of Madison Equities sent Allegra Printing to White Bear Lake, but other offices and retailers remain downtown.