Historic character. New Energy. In the heart of Downtown Minneapolis

Flexible suites for creative teams, professional services, and growing businesses

A Creative Community Worth Belonging To

We’re cultivating a collective of:

  • Artists and designers

  • Creative agencies and studios

  • Entrepreneurs and small businesses

  • Professional service firms that value character and location

The vision is simple: bring independent, driven people together under one historic roof and help re-energize downtown Minneapolis from the inside out.

the oldest high-rise building outside of New York City

ART STUDIOS AVAILABLE!
Available Spaces

Featured Spaces

  • Cafe / Restaurant Space for Lease in Minneapolis

    Suite 1

    1,955sqft - 1st Floor - Cafe/Restaurant

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  • Salon space for Lease in Minneapolis

    Suite 5

    890sqft - 1st Floor - Retail/Salon

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  • Former pourhouse space for lease

    Suite 11 - (Former Pourhouse Space)

    13,052sqft - 1st Floor - Event Space

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A cityscape featuring a large, historic brick building at the corner of the street, surrounded by modern skyscrapers. The street below has moving cars, parked vehicles, and trolley tracks, with some street signs and traffic signals visible. Lumber Ex
A tall historic brick building with multiple lit windows, located in an urban area with modern buildings nearby. There is a parking sign on the street. Lumber Exchange Building in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Location

The Lumber Exchange Building is ideally located in the heart of Downtown Minneapolis at 10 South 5th Street, positioned between Nicollet Mall and Hennepin Avenue.

Surrounded by some of the city’s most vibrant amenities, the building is steps from the Skyway System, Target Center, Target Field, and the Warehouse District’s premier restaurants, hotels, and entertainment venues.

With immediate access to public transit, major highways, and abundant nearby parking, the Lumber Exchange offers unmatched connectivity in one of Minneapolis’ most energetic and historic corridors.