Advice to Buyers - Don't be paralyzed by the "Buyer's Market"! - 07/05/07 10:16 PM
Many of today's buyers are mesmerized by the number of homes on the market. Its good advice to hear...don't be paralyzed by the market, if you find a winner, set the hook! I recently had a couple buy a beautiful home in Lynnhurst Neighborhood of Minneapolis. These folks had run through … (2 comments)
Kenny Neighborhood Profie, Minneapolis, MN - 07/03/07 11:29 AM
An established but quite, residential neighborhood, Home to Anthony Middle School and Kenny Elementary, the neighborhood is adored by is residents, but not as well know as many other Southwest Minneapolis neighborhoods. Its boundaries are West 54th St. to the north, Lyndale Ave. South and Highway 121 to the east, West 62nd St. … (0 comments)
Tangletown Neighborhood Profile, Minneapolis, MN - 07/03/07 11:07 AM
Tangletown is a neighborhood in the Southwest community of Minneapolis. Minnehaha Creek traverses the southern part of the neighborhood. The neighborhood boundaries are 46th St. to the north, Interstate 35W to the east, Diamond Lake Road to the south, and Lyndale Ave. South to the west. Tangletown is most well known … (0 comments)
Fulton Neighborhod Profile, Minnepeapolis, MN - 07/03/07 10:45 AM
In the southwest corner of Minneapolis, Fulton is most well known for Lake Harriet, Minnehaha Creek, Southwest High School and the 50th and France shopping district. Fulton's boundaries are W. 47th St. to the north, Penn Ave. S. to the east, W. 54th St. to the south, and France Ave. S. … (1 comments)
SW Mpls Remodeled Home Tour: a neighborhood fundraiser - 07/02/07 12:38 PM
FYI - Full Disclosure: I personally organize and sponsor this event. It's my little way of giving something back to the community. The Remodeled Home Tour is a self-guided, one day tour of recently remodeled homes throughout Southwest Minneapolis. It's a fundraiser for Southwest Minneapolis neighborhoods. Visit the tour website for … (1 comments)
Minneapolis Votes to Restrict New Construction & Remodeling - 07/02/07 10:28 AM
In an effort that would appear misguided at first glance Minneapolis City Council voted June 29th to restrict the size and scale of new construction and remodeling. The unanimous vote seeks to address concerns over so called "Monster Houses" a.k.a "McMansions". While the concerns are highly warranted in many cases, the … (0 comments)
Why use a Realtor, when you could save thousands!? - 07/02/07 09:35 AM
Question: Why use an agent, when you can do it all yourself, and potentially save thousands? What is a Realtor's value in today's market? Answerer: Quality representation and good advice is worth every cent. The general public has all the tools necessary to price, sell and buy their own home. Local MLS … (2 comments)
New construction in historic urban neighborhoods - 07/01/07 09:11 PM
From 1900-1940 people lived, for the most part in close quarters, families members constantly interacting, in homes with just a few rooms. The first suburbs were built around this ethic as well, middle class homes from 1945-1960 were small, by today's standards. These "first ring" suburbs, as they have come to … (2 comments)
Kingfield Neighborhood, Minneapolis, Minnesota - 07/01/07 04:06 PM
Kingfield is named after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.. Located between Interstate 35W on the east and Lyndale Ave. on the west, the northern border is 36th St., and 46th St. on the south. Kingfield neighborhood became part of Minneapolis in 1887 when the city border was extended from 38th St. … (0 comments)
Media coverage of the real estate market - 07/01/07 11:39 AM
Does media coverage of the market effect the market itself? To some degree I believe it does. I here seller, in particular, tell me that they don't want to sell, because the market is so bad. Then they site a statistic they read in a recent news article. Unfortunately the statistic … (5 comments)
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