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ABOUT US

Wellington Management, Inc. (WMI) owns and manages a $375 million portfolio of over ninety commercial properties in the Twin Cities. This 4 million s.f. collection of office buildings, shopping centers and industrial buildings provide space for over 625 tenants in 19 different urban and suburban communities. WMI is the 15th largest manager of commercial property in the Twin Cities, with a diverse staff of thirty project managers, property managers, accountants and engineers.

Established in 1985 by owner and President, Steve Wellington, WMI has developed such notable properties as North Oaks Village Center, Hi-Lake Shopping Center (Minneapolis), Snelling Office Plaza (St. Paul), Woodbury City Centre, Emerald Gardens Condominiums (St. Paul) and Minnesota Office Plaza (Roseville).

WMI received a “best building” award from the Heritage Preservation Commission in St. Paul in 2002 for its renovation of the Drake Building. WMI has also been honored by University United for its mixed-use Metro Lofts development and by the Minnesota Shopping Center Association for Penn Lowry Crossing, another mixed-use development.  

Our commercial tenants are businesses of all sizes, from the smallest retailer or service business to rapidly growing high technology firms. We are proud to have earned the St. Paul Chamber’s Deubener Award, given to outstanding service businesses in the region.

 

Recent Development Projects

Sewall Gear - a $5 million redevelopment of a 38,000 s.f. office building in St. Paul adjacent to the central corridor LRT. 

Penn-Lowry Crossing – an $8 million  45,000 s.f. mixed use retail and office redevelopment project in north Minneapolis.

Metro Lofts – a $15 million 67 unit condominium project with 6,700 s.f. of street level retail space at Highway 280 and University Avenue in St. Paul.

Riverbend Business Center – an $18 million 130,000 s.f. new office warehouse development, which provides headquarters office space to both Internet Broadcasting Systems and the SEIU labor union.

Corridor Flats, a $12 million 36 unit condominium development constructed over a 16,000 s.f. Aldi grocery store on Lake Street in Minneapolis.

Emerald Gardens – a 212 unit $52 million condominium development in St. Paul.