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From: Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
Date: 20070813
Author:Jacobson, Don

Byline: Don Jacobson

VICTOR GARDENS MEDICAL OFFICE PROJECT

Southwest corner of County Road 8 and Victor Hugo Blvd., Hugo

Type: Medical

Area: 15,000 square feet

Developer: Mondo Management

Details: Commercial development in fast-growing Hugo is continuing apace this summer, as the housing slowdown that has affected many suburbs isn't hitting as hard in this northern Washington County town.

The intersection of Victor Hugo Boulevard and County Road 8 (also known as Frenchman Road) is only a few hundred yards east of an Interstate 35E exit. A county ...

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