About the HRA

The Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota (HRA) is a legally distinct public entity which undertakes housing, commercial and business development activities. The HRA authorizes the acquisition of real estate, housing and commercial loans and grants and the issuance of bonds.

HRA Meetings and Agendas

The Housing and Redevelopment Authority Board of Commissioners meet every Wednesdays (except the fifth Wednesday of the month) at 2 p.m. in Council Chambers. View meeting information, including agendas, minutes and board reports on Legistar.

HRA Board Officers

  • Commissioner Cheniqua Johnson, Chairperson
  • Commissioner Saura Jost, Vice-Chairperson
  • Commissioner HwaJeong Kim, Secretary
  • Commissioner Nelsie Yang, Treasurer

HRA Financial Reports

HRA Budgets

In addition, the City of Saint Paul's Annual Comprehensive Financial Report provides useful information about the City's operations and financial position.

Tax Increment Districts Annual Disclosures

  • Tax Increment Districts for the year ended December 31, 2023
    • This disclosure is not based on the HRA's audited financial statements but is reflective of the statutory financial reports submitted to the State Auditor (OSA). The OSA reports are required to be submitted by August 1 every year, and the HRA's audited financial statements were not completed until January 2025.

HRA-Owned Property

The HRA maintains an inventory of property for future redevelopment opportunities. To receive updates on development opportunities and notices of property solicitations, subscribe to our email notification list. 

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HRA Policies

When receiving funding from the City of Saint Paul and/or the Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA), one or more compliance components may be required. To determine what applies to your project, contact your PED project manager.

Early Notification System Bulletins

City agencies and meeting bodies use the Early Notification System (ENS) to inform neighborhood organizations and concerned citizens of all considered, and proposed, planned or implemented developments, legislative and policy changes and enforcement actions that may potentially impact the neighborhood and/or area residents.

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Last Edited: March 5, 2025