Ravn Group acquires overlooked commercial property in Minnesota's secondary markets, renovates it, and operates the companies inside it. We're our own anchor tenant — then we fill the rest of the building with businesses that make it better.
The operating companies we build and run — coworking, family space, and hospitality consulting.
See the brands → PropertiesWhat we own today, who's in the buildings, and the markets we're actively looking in.
See the portfolio → InvestorsHow the Ravn Build Cycle works, and why owning the tenant changes the risk profile.
Read the thesis →We buy the building, renovate it, and move our own operating companies in. Occupancy becomes a decision instead of a hope — and the same square foot earns twice, once as property and once as a business.
It's a slower way to grow and a far more durable one. Every building we take on has to work as real estate and as an operating story before we sign.
The space we don't occupy ourselves goes to businesses that make the building better — not whoever signs first.
Our office is inside the Nordic Zone — the building we own and operate in downtown Alexandria. We're actively buying in four more markets.
Own commercial property in one of them, or represent someone who does?