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As a real estate agent who lives and works in Minneapolis, I like to play sociologist--look at what is happening around me and think about how it will impact our local real estate market. This morning I found a potential doozy. The Minneapolis Star Tribune
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If you're having trouble paying your mortgage payments, you have some options. There are organizations out there than can help, but be sure they are reputable organizations, and not some fly-by-night scam artist who will take the little money you
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The city of Golden Valley wrote a letter to the Minneapolis Association of Realtors proclaiming another inspection that Golden Valley residents must complete before they can offer their home for sale. Golden Valley will complete an inspection of homeowner's
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Two months into the year, and the start of Minnesota's spring real estate market, I thought it would be fun to see where Nokomis and Longfellow stand with inventory of houses on the market. Is it a seller's market or a buyer's market? Overall,
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Statistics for homes that have sold in the last 60 days in Minneapolis, Minnesota MLS # Area # Sold Avg Price Sale Price DOM 300 Calhoun/Isles 41 $374,096 $373,219 97.8 301 Camden 32 $137,667 $135,918 90.8 302 Central 35 $310,703 $302,746 110 303 Longfellow
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You've been looking for a home for quite some time. You walk into home # 133 and you fall in love with it. Now, it needs some updating, but you can see yourself living there, and know just where you'll put your furniture. How can you buy the home
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Every year my broker, Edina Realty has an Edina Realty Expo. All 3,200 agents are invited to the River Center for a day long of networking, inspirational speakers, education, and of course, an update on the company's health and strategy for the following
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As of Monday, January 22, there were 25,000 properties on the market. This is an 18% increase compared to the same time in 2006. At first glance you might be thinking we are in for another year like 2006; spikes in the number of homes on the market, and
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I am so glad our housing market is taking a well needed pause. We simply could not have kept up the pace of the last six years and remained the state with the largest rate of home ownership. We would have become the next California, out-pricing affordability
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