720 Lofts | 720 North 4th St, Minneapolis, MN 55401 | North Loop

The 720 Lofts is a North Loop loft building built by Schafer Richardson in 2005. It was the second of a trio of buildings built in this 4th St development. The 710 Lofts and 730 Lofts are the other condos part of the build out. The 720 Lofts is a 99-unit, glass and concrete 8-story structure. Homebuyers can choose from 1-3 bedroom units.
Views from the top 2 levels on the east side of the building look out toward the Minneapolis skyline toward the Twins stadium. Loft floor plans lower in the building do not necessarily have stunning city views but are well laid out and priced competitively for North Loop loft inventory. These Minneapolis lofts are located only steps away from the Twins Stadium and a transit hub, that connects with light rail stations and city bike trails.
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720 Lofts For Sale and Rent
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- Under $100,000
- $200,000 - $300,000
- $500,000 - $600,000
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A Local Guide to 720 Lofts
720 Lofts offers a newer-construction version of loft living in the North Loop. Rather than being converted from an older warehouse, the building was constructed with loft-inspired details including exposed ductwork, concrete finishes, open layouts, and large windows.
After more than 20 years working with Minneapolis condos and lofts, I have found that buildings like 720 Lofts can be especially appealing to buyers who want the architectural feel of a loft while also preferring more modern construction and a wider range of bedroom configurations.
Architecture and Floor Plans
720 Lofts contains approximately 99 condominium residences across eight stories, with floor plans ranging from roughly 859 to more than 2,500 square feet.
Common features may include:
- Open floor plans
- Large windows
- Exposed ductwork
- Concrete flooring
- Approximately 9-foot or higher ceilings
- Maple finishes
- One-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts
- Balconies or terraces on select residences
- Heated underground parking
Individual units vary, so buyers should confirm the specific floor plan, balcony configuration, parking, orientation, and finish level of each residence.
720 Lofts, 710 Lofts and 730 Lofts
720 Lofts is part of the same North Loop development group as 710 Lofts and 730 Lofts. Because the three buildings were developed during the same general period, buyers often compare them directly.
They should not be treated as interchangeable, however. Building height, unit layouts, views, parking, outdoor space, HOA structure, recent sales, and individual unit condition can all create meaningful differences in value.
Skyline Views and Unit Orientation
Orientation matters at 720 Lofts. Upper-floor east-facing units can offer views toward the downtown Minneapolis skyline and Target Field, while lower-floor and differently oriented residences may have a more neighborhood-focused outlook.
Buyers should compare view corridor, floor height, natural light, balcony exposure, and nearby development when evaluating individual units.
720 Lofts Amenities
The building has historically included a fitness room, secured access, common areas, and shared building services.
Buyers should confirm current amenities and exactly what is included in monthly HOA dues through the most recent association documents, because services and operating costs can change over time.
HOA and Association Considerations
As with any North Loop condominium purchase, buyers should review the association carefully before purchasing at 720 Lofts.
- Monthly HOA dues and what they include
- Reserve funds
- Special assessments
- Association insurance
- Recent and planned 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 materially affect both ownership costs and resale value.
Parking and Storage
Parking is an important consideration throughout the North Loop. Buyers should confirm the exact parking rights associated with a specific residence, including the number and type of spaces as well as any separate storage rights.
Parking can create a meaningful difference in value, particularly for larger two- and three-bedroom units.
North Loop Location
720 Lofts is located near Target Field, downtown transit connections, Washington Avenue, the Mississippi River, neighborhood restaurants, and the broader North Loop trail network.
The building sits slightly north of the busiest Washington Avenue blocks, giving it a different feel from condos located directly along the neighborhood's primary restaurant and retail corridor while still remaining close to the core of the North Loop.
720 Lofts vs. Historic Warehouse Lofts
Buyers comparing 720 Lofts with historic buildings such as Tower Lofts or Itasca Lofts should expect meaningful architectural differences.
Historic conversions generally offer exposed brick, timber, and highly individualized floor plans, while 720 Lofts provides newer concrete construction with a loft-inspired design and more consistent residential layouts.
720 Lofts Real Estate FAQ
Where is 720 Lofts located?
720 Lofts is located at 720 N 4th Street in the North Loop of Minneapolis.
When was 720 Lofts built?
The building was completed in 2005.
How many condos are in 720 Lofts?
720 Lofts contains approximately 99 condominium residences across eight stories.
Is 720 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.
What types of floor plans are available?
The building includes one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences, with layouts ranging from approximately 859 to more than 2,500 square feet.
Do condos at 720 Lofts have skyline views?
Some upper-floor east-facing residences can offer views toward the downtown Minneapolis skyline and Target Field. Views vary by floor and unit orientation.
What should buyers review before purchasing at 720 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 720 Lofts with 710 and 730 Lofts?
Compare floor plan, orientation, views, outdoor space, parking, HOA finances, recent sales, and individual unit condition rather than assuming the three buildings are identical.
Buying or Selling at 720 Lofts
Value at 720 Lofts can vary significantly based on floor plan, floor height, skyline views, unit orientation, outdoor space, parking, renovation quality, condition, and recent building-level sales.
If you are considering buying or selling at 720 Lofts, Schedule a Consultation to talk through recent sales, association considerations, and how the building compares with other North Loop condo and loft options.
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