33 South Sixth Street Gets Gold

MINNEAPOLIS—Shorenstein Properties LLC has just secured a LEED Gold recertification for 33 South Sixth Street, a 1.6 million square foot mixed-use property located in downtown Minneapolis that it bought in 2012. The US Green Building Council requires a recertification every five years to maintain the LEED designation. The 51-story building earned an initial silver certification in 2010.

Shorenstein Properties bought 33 S. Sixth St. in 2012 for more than $200 million and according to recent press reports had come to an agreement to sell it to CIM Group for about $280 million. But for reasons Shorenstein did not explain, the deal fell through and the company has decided to take the property off the market.