The developers of the former Sears building on Minneapolis' Lake Street say they've completed two of the biggest remaining construction agreements. They're commemorating the deals by opening up the project site to business leaders and elected officials today. As heavy round-the-clock construction continues, many prospective tenants say a vision is forming of a retail space similar to Seattle's Pike Place Market and other destination shopping areas. Minnesota's Art Hughes reports.
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