Gotta disagree with the premise here. I’ve been living in Minneapolis for 40 years now, right across the river from downtown. That city overdeveloped the hell out of itself, starting basically with Riverplace and ending with the high-end retail, hotel, and office buildings, many housing failed and failing operations. Because they projected an economy of the 70’s and 80’s and not the 21st century. By then the Dome was already ensconced of course (I used to walk across the Stone Arch bridge to go to a game).
Minneapolis has economically cannibalized itself with overreaching ambition, and is now trying to double down on its error. The metro area has 6? major professional sports franchises and that’s more than can be adequately supported. I expect to see failure, and will not be surprised if the Twins are the first to go.