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My head turned as I drove past the striking St. Katherine Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Arden Hills when I was out showing houses yesterday. One of only two Ukranian Orthodox parishes in Minnesota according to the website of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA, St. Katherine's celebrated its ...
01/29/2012
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The number of new listings entering the Twin Cities market last year was the lowest it has been since the turn of the century... down from a peak of 108,033 in 2006 to only 68,875 in 2011. That low number of sellers entering the marketplace coupled with buyers snatching them up resulted in in a s...
01/20/2012
As Twin Cities rents go up in in response to high demand and the lowest vacancy rates in about 10 years some renters are starting to wonder if it finally makes more sense to buy. While there are many factors involved in such a decision, if it boils down to whether buying makes financial sense giv...
01/16/2012
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Only two blocks long, the Milwaukee Avenue Historic District is Seward Neighborhood's shining star. This group of small homes built between 1884 and 1890 was the first planned workers' community in Minneapolis, attracting immigrants working in the nearby railroad yards and other industries along...
01/08/2012
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