MINNEAPOLIS (Feb. 7, 2013) – United Properties, along with project partner Jerry’s Enterprises, Inc., announced today that it will develop Bielenberg Gardens, a grocery-anchored shopping center in Woodbury, Minn. Located at the southwest corner of Radio Drive and Bailey Road, Bielenberg Gardens will feature 90,000 sq. ft. of retail space on a 30-acre site.
The shopping center will be anchored by a 68,000-sq.-ft. grocery store, operated by Jerry’s. Construction will begin June 2013.
“We’re very excited to be bringing grocery-anchored retail to serve southern Woodbury,” said Keith Ulstad, senior vice president of development at United Properties. “Our goal is to create a shopping center that will meet residents’ day-to-day needs with amenities such as a grocery store, coffee shop, gas station and pharmacy.”
In addition to working closely with the City of Woodbury, project partners include Architectural Consortium, LLC, and engineers Kimley-Horn.
About Jerry’s
Jerry’s Enterprises, Inc., based in Edina, Minn., operates thirty seven food stores located in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Florida, under the retail banners of Jerry’s Foods, Cub Foods, County Market, and Save-A-Lot. Jerry’s also owns and operates shopping centers in the same states. Jerry’s has approximately 3,200 employees.
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About United Properties
United Properties has been creating deep roots in the commercial real estate industry for more than 100 years. The company imagines new possibilities in real estate to help enrich communities and create lasting legacies. United Properties provides market expertise for ground-up development, redevelopment and acquisitions of value-add and stable investments. The company invests in and develops office, industrial, retail, mixed-use and senior housing properties. United Properties is owned by the Pohlad Companies and is headquartered in Minneapolis, with offices in Denver and Austin, Texas.
