Mankato, MN — [3/24/2026] APX Construction Group is proud to announce it has been named a finalist for the 2026 Minnesota Real Estate Journal Awards in the Redevelopment – Suburban category for its work on the 1531 Madison Avenue project alongside OAH Architecture + Design.
This recognition highlights APX Construction Group’s commitment to delivering high-quality redevelopment projects that strengthen communities and reimagine existing spaces for future growth. The 1531 Madison Avenue project exemplifies adaptive reuse and thoughtful design, transforming a key suburban site into a revitalized asset for the Mankato area.
“We’re honored to be recognized among some of the top professionals and projects in Minnesota’s commercial real estate industry,” said Jamie Jacobs, Vice President of Sales & Marketing at APX Construction Group. “This nomination reflects the dedication of our entire team and our partners who help bring these projects to life. We’re proud to play a role in shaping communities through meaningful redevelopment.”
The Minnesota Real Estate Journal Awards celebrate excellence across the commercial real estate industry, recognizing outstanding achievements in development, design, construction, and innovation. Winners will be announced at the awards event on May 7, 2026, which is expected to bring together nearly 1,000 industry professionals from across the state.
APX Construction Group continues to build momentum across Minnesota and the Midwest, delivering projects that go beyond construction, creating spaces that serve communities, support economic growth, and stand the test of time.
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About APX Construction Group
Based in Southern Minnesota, APX Construction Group is a full-service commercial construction company specializing in projects that make a lasting impact on communities. From healthcare and housing to industrial and nonprofit developments, APX delivers on the promise of quality craftsmanship, collaboration, and community-forward construction.