State Office Space
For over 100 years, an engaged city government
and enthusiastic public/private
partnerships have led this flourishing city.
St. Paul is the seat of City, County and State
government and is home to nearly 12,000
State employees, out of 39,000 total State
employees. The City of St. Paul is the center
of political influence in Minnesota, and
instills a proud spirit in its citizens.
The State of Minnesota leases significant
commercial, multi-tenant office buildings in
downtown St. Paul. The State of Minnesota
alone leases 2,082,915 sq. ft. of space from
the private sector in St. Paul.
| 1 |
State Capitol |
| 2 |
Judicial Center |
| 3 |
Power Plant |
| 4 |
Administration Building |
| 5 |
State Auditor |
| 6 |
Ford Building |
| 7 |
State Office Building |
| 8 |
Transportation Building |
| 9 |
Minnesota History Center |
| 10 |
Veterans Service Building |
| 11 |
Armory |
| 12 |
Centennial Office Building |
| 13 |
Stassen Building |
| 14 |
Attorney General, Public Safety |
| 15 |
Human Rights |
| 16 |
PUC, MDH, DEED, Human Services |
| 17 |
Employment and Economic Development |
| 18 |
Commerce, Health |
| 19 |
Housing Finance Agency, State Arts Board |
| 20 |
Labor & Industry |
| 21 |
PCA, Natural Resources |
| 22 |
Human Services |
| 23 |
Freeman Building |
| 24 |
State Lab Building |
| 25 |
Andersen Building |
| Source: State of Minnesota, 2006 |
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State Fuels Growth
Key ingredients to the future economic
growth in St. Paul are the two new State
office buildings and lab building, totaling
900,000 sq. ft. that relocated 1,000
additional state employees to the Capital
City. The $250 million expansion,
completed in 2005, includes a new
building for the department of Human
Services; a lab for the Health and
Agriculture departments; and a new
State office building (all pictured below). These new buildings
fill important real estate further
linking the Capitol Campus to the downtown
Central Business District.
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