Common To Manage St. Paul Apartment Building Without A Coliving Option

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Coliving company Common has announced it will expand into St. Paul, Minnesota as manager of Alvera, a new apartment building in the city. 

Common will manage the 193-unit building in downtown St. Paul, which was developed and is owned by Ackerberg Group and Northland Real Estate Group.  

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However, this space will not feature coliving components that Common is well-known for. 

The Class A building includes two lobbies, a club room, a remote work space, an outdoor deck, a fitness center, and bike storage. 

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“I am thrilled about this partnership because both [Ackerberg] and Common are uniquely focused on making city living wonderful for middle-income renters,” said Brad Hargreaves, CEO and Founder at Common.

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