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Buying a Home in Minneapolis This Fall: What Changes After Labor Day?

Labor Day tends to feel like a dividing line in Twin Cities real estate.

Summer schedules settle down, school is back in session, vacations slow down, and buyers and sellers who still want to make a move before winter often become more focused.

After more than 20 years working in Minneapolis and throughout the Twin Cities, I have found that the fall market is not simply a quieter version of spring. It has its own rhythm, opportunities, and things buyers should watch closely.

If you are thinking about buying a home, condo, or townhome this fall, here are some of the differences I would keep in mind.

There May Be Fewer Buyers, But the Good Homes Still Matter

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10 Reasons I Love Living in South and Southwest Minneapolis

I sell real estate all over the Twin Cities, but South and Southwest Minneapolis are areas I know especially well because this is also the kind of place I genuinely enjoy living in.

When people ask me why I like this part of Minneapolis so much, it is hard to give them one answer. It is not simply the houses, the lakes, the restaurants or being close to downtown. It is how all of those things overlap.

I can leave my house and walk around a lake, jump on a bike and ride for hours, take my kids to hockey, grab dinner at a neighborhood restaurant, go downtown for a concert and still be home without feeling like I spent the entire day in the car.

So rather than writing another generic…

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Living Near Lake Harriet: Why This Southwest Minneapolis Area Remains a Top Choice

Homes near Lake Harriet continue to rank among the most consistently desirable properties in Southwest Minneapolis. The combination of walkable lake access, established neighborhoods, strong schools, and architectural character has supported long-term demand through multiple market cycles.

Unlike trend-driven pockets elsewhere in the city, the Lake Harriet area benefits from fundamentals that do not change: limited housing supply, protected parkland, and one of the most iconic outdoor amenities in Minneapolis. Typically a handful of properties. Every year. Prices can range anywhere in the low 1 million range for something that needs work on up to around $5 million…

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