710 Lofts | 710 N 4th St, Minneapolis, 55401 | North Loop
The 710 Lofts is a 4-story, 60-unit loft community in the North Loop. The condominium development was built by Schafer Richardson in 2004 along with 2 more buildings proceeding the construction of the 710 Condos.
The building is a post-tension concrete build with a brick exterior and each unit has its own balcony. City facing units on the east side of the building have relatively unobstructed downtown Minneapolis skyline views. The 710 Lofts was built as new construction made to emulate the loft feel of the surrounding industrial warehouses in the North Loop. These condos are only just a few blocks from the Twins Stadium and downtown Minneapolis Transit Hub. Other comparable buildings in the North Loop are the 720 lofts and the 730 lofts.
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710 Lofts for Sale and Lease
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A Local Guide to 710 Lofts
710 Lofts offers a newer-construction version of North Loop loft living. Rather than being converted from an older warehouse, the building was constructed in 2004 with loft-inspired features such as open layouts, exposed ductwork, concrete finishes, and large windows.
After more than 20 years working with Minneapolis condos and lofts, I have found that buildings like 710 Lofts can be especially appealing to buyers who want the visual feel of a loft but prefer a more modern building structure and somewhat more consistent residential layouts.
Architecture and Floor Plans
710 Lofts contains approximately 60 residences across four stories. Units generally range from about 759 to 1,605 square feet.
Common features may include:
- Open floor plans
- Large windows
- Exposed ductwork
- Concrete flooring
- Maple finishes
- Loft-inspired kitchens
- Private entrances on select ground-floor units
- Balconies or terraces on select residences
- Heated underground parking
Individual units vary, so buyers should compare the specific residence rather than assume every condo has the same outdoor space, orientation, or interior finish level.
710 Lofts, 720 Lofts and 730 Lofts
710 Lofts is commonly compared with nearby 720 Lofts and 730 Lofts because the buildings were developed during the same general period and share a similar North Loop residential character.
Even so, buyers should compare each building individually. Floor plans, views, parking, outdoor space, HOA dues, reserves, and recent sales can differ enough to materially affect value.
HOA and Association Considerations
As with any Minneapolis condominium purchase, buyers should review the association documents carefully before purchasing at 710 Lofts.
- Monthly HOA dues and what they include
- Reserve funds
- Special assessments
- Association insurance
- Recent and upcoming capital projects
- Rental restrictions
- Parking and storage rights
- Pet policies
- Association meeting minutes
- Any known litigation or major repair issues
Association finances and long-term maintenance planning can have a meaningful effect on both ownership costs and resale value.
Parking and Storage
710 Lofts includes heated underground parking, although buyers should confirm the exact parking rights associated with the individual unit. Storage availability and rights should also be verified through the current listing and association documents.
Parking can be an important value factor when comparing similar condos throughout the North Loop.
North Loop Location
710 Lofts is located in the North Loop, near Target Field, downtown transit connections, Washington Avenue, the Mississippi River, neighborhood restaurants, and the North Loop trail network.
The building sits slightly north of the busiest Washington Avenue blocks, which can create a somewhat different residential feel while remaining close to the core of the neighborhood.
710 Lofts vs. Historic Warehouse Lofts
Buyers comparing 710 Lofts with historic North Loop buildings such as Tower Lofts or Itasca Lofts should expect meaningful architectural differences.
Historic conversions tend to offer more exposed brick, timber, and highly individualized floor plans, while 710 Lofts provides newer construction with a loft-inspired design and more consistent building systems.
710 Lofts Real Estate FAQ
Where is 710 Lofts located?
710 Lofts is located at 710 N 4th Street in the North Loop of Minneapolis.
When was 710 Lofts built?
The building was completed in 2004.
How many condos are in 710 Lofts?
710 Lofts contains approximately 60 condominium residences across four stories.
Is 710 Lofts a historic warehouse conversion?
No. It was built as new condominium construction with loft-inspired architecture designed to complement the industrial character of the North Loop.
How large are the condos at 710 Lofts?
Residences generally range from approximately 759 to 1,605 square feet, although individual layouts vary.
Does 710 Lofts have underground parking?
Yes. The building includes heated underground parking, although buyers should verify the exact parking rights associated with each specific unit.
What should buyers review before purchasing at 710 Lofts?
Buyers should review HOA dues, reserves, insurance, assessments, meeting minutes, parking, storage, rental rules, recent capital projects, and the condition of the individual residence.
How should I compare 710 Lofts with 720 and 730 Lofts?
Compare floor plan, orientation, outdoor space, parking, HOA finances, recent sales, views, and overall unit condition rather than assuming the three buildings are interchangeable.
Buying or Selling at 710 Lofts
Value at 710 Lofts can vary based on floor plan, unit orientation, skyline views, outdoor space, parking, renovation quality, condition, and recent sales within the building.
If you are considering buying or selling at 710 Lofts, Schedule a Consultation to talk through recent sales, association considerations, and how the building compares with other North Loop condo and loft options.