Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $472K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $85K |
| Highest Price | $3.5M |
| Total Listings | 72 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 45 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $260 |
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Northeast Minneapolis Homes for Sale
Northeast Minneapolis is one of the most varied parts of the city, combining older residential neighborhoods, historic homes, postwar housing, condos, townhomes, converted lofts, commercial districts, artist studios, parks, and Mississippi River access.
The area includes neighborhoods such as Audubon Park, Beltrami, Bottineau, Columbia Park, Holland, Logan Park, Marshall Terrace, Northeast Park, Sheridan, St. Anthony East, St. Anthony West, Waite Park, and Windom Park. Each has its own housing styles, street patterns, commercial areas, parks, and neighborhood feel.
One of the biggest things to understand about Northeast Minneapolis real estate is how much micro-location matters. Buyers may be comparing a historic home near the river, a bungalow farther north, a newer townhome, a condo near St. Anthony Main, or a property closer to the Arts District. Housing age, renovation quality, lot size, garage configuration, street traffic, walkability, and access to parks and commercial corridors can all influence value.
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A Local Guide to Northeast Minneapolis Real Estate
Northeast Minneapolis is not one single housing market. It is a collection of established neighborhoods that developed over different periods and offer very different housing styles, lot patterns, commercial areas, and connections to downtown and the Mississippi River.
After more than 20 years working throughout Minneapolis, I have found that Northeast buyers often compare homes based on exact neighborhood, architecture, renovation quality, lot size, garage configuration, street traffic, walkability, and proximity to restaurants, parks, trails, and major roads.
Homes and Architecture in Northeast Minneapolis
Northeast includes a broad range of housing styles, including:
- Victorian-era and early Minneapolis homes
- Traditional two-story homes
- Craftsman and Arts and Crafts homes
- Bungalows
- Story-and-a-half homes
- Postwar ramblers
- Duplexes and small multifamily properties
- Condos and townhomes
- Historic loft conversions
- Newer infill and redevelopment
Because the housing stock varies so widely, broad price-per-square-foot comparisons can be misleading. Architecture, renovation quality, floor plan, lot, garage space, natural light, and exact location all matter.
The Northeast Minneapolis Arts District
The Arts District is one of the defining features of Northeast Minneapolis. Former industrial and commercial buildings have been adapted for artist studios, galleries, creative businesses, restaurants, breweries, and other local uses.
For buyers, proximity to the Arts District can create a more active, walkable environment, while residential areas farther from the main commercial corridors may feel quieter and more traditional.
St. Anthony Main and the Mississippi River
The riverfront side of Northeast offers a very different housing environment from neighborhoods farther north.
St. Anthony Main and nearby riverfront areas include condos, townhomes, historic buildings, restaurants, trails, and strong connections to downtown Minneapolis. Buyers here may be comparing urban condo living with single-family homes only a short distance away.
River access, skyline views, walkability, parking, HOA structure, and outdoor space can all influence value in this part of Northeast.
Older Homes and Renovation Quality
Many Northeast Minneapolis homes are older, and renovation quality can vary substantially.
Buyers should look beyond cosmetic finishes and consider:
- Electrical service and wiring
- Plumbing materials
- Sewer line condition
- Foundation and drainage
- Roof age and materials
- Windows and insulation
- Heating and cooling systems
- Basement moisture and finish quality
- Additions and previous remodeling
- Permits and renovation quality
- Garage size and off-street parking
Neighborhood Commercial Corridors
Northeast Minneapolis has several commercial corridors and smaller neighborhood nodes with restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, services, and local businesses.
Central Avenue, University Avenue, Lowry Avenue, and areas around 13th Avenue NE all create different neighborhood environments. Some buyers prioritize walkability to restaurants and shops, while others prefer quieter residential blocks.
Parks and Outdoor Access
Northeast includes neighborhood parks, athletic fields, Mississippi River trails, biking connections, and access to larger recreational areas throughout Minneapolis.
Outdoor access varies significantly by neighborhood, so buyers who prioritize trails, parks, river access, or biking should evaluate the exact location rather than relying on broad Northeast averages.
Northeast Minneapolis Neighborhoods
Audubon Park
Audubon Park is primarily residential and includes a mix of older homes, postwar housing, neighborhood parks, and convenient access to nearby commercial areas.
Beltrami
Beltrami is a smaller Northeast neighborhood with older residential housing, park access, and a location close to the Arts District and central parts of Northeast.
Bottineau
Bottineau sits near the Mississippi River and includes a mix of older housing, residential streets, and convenient access to riverfront areas and Northeast commercial corridors.
Columbia Park
Columbia Park includes more open space than many Minneapolis neighborhoods and offers a mix of residential housing, parkland, and recreational access.
Holland
Holland includes a mix of older Minneapolis homes, residential streets, and access to commercial corridors such as Lowry and Central Avenue.
Logan Park
Logan Park sits close to the Arts District and includes older homes, residential streets, parks, and easy access to galleries, restaurants, and local businesses.
Marshall Terrace
Marshall Terrace offers a quieter residential environment in northern Northeast Minneapolis, with established housing and access to nearby parks and riverfront areas.
Northeast Park
Northeast Park includes residential housing alongside commercial and industrial areas and provides convenient access to parks, major roads, and nearby neighborhood amenities.
Sheridan
Sheridan is closely associated with the Northeast Arts District and 13th Avenue NE area, with older homes, artist spaces, restaurants, breweries, and a more active neighborhood environment.
St. Anthony East and St. Anthony West
St. Anthony East and St. Anthony West sit closer to downtown and the Mississippi River and include a mix of historic homes, condos, townhomes, and more urban residential settings.
Waite Park
Waite Park is primarily residential and includes a mix of postwar housing, established streets, neighborhood parks, and convenient access to northern Northeast Minneapolis.
Windom Park
Windom Park is a Northeast Minneapolis neighborhood with established housing, parks, and convenient access to nearby commercial corridors. It should not be confused with Windom in Southwest Minneapolis.
Northeast Minneapolis vs. Southwest Minneapolis
Buyers sometimes compare Northeast with Southwest Minneapolis, but the two areas developed differently.
Southwest Minneapolis is more closely tied to the Chain of Lakes, Minnehaha Creek, and a large concentration of Tudors and other early-20th-century housing. Northeast offers a broader industrial and arts history, more varied commercial corridors, and a different mix of older homes, postwar housing, lofts, and river-oriented properties.
Northeast Minneapolis vs. Downtown
Northeast also gives buyers the option to live close to downtown while remaining in a neighborhood dominated by single-family homes and smaller residential buildings.
Buyers who want a more urban condo or loft experience may also compare Northeast with the North Loop, Mill District, or broader Downtown Minneapolis market.
Northeast Minneapolis Real Estate FAQ
What neighborhoods are considered Northeast Minneapolis?
Northeast Minneapolis includes neighborhoods such as Audubon Park, Beltrami, Bottineau, Columbia Park, Holland, Logan Park, Marshall Terrace, Northeast Park, Sheridan, St. Anthony East, St. Anthony West, Waite Park, and Windom Park.
What types of homes are common in Northeast Minneapolis?
Northeast includes early Minneapolis homes, traditional two-story properties, Craftsman homes, bungalows, story-and-a-half homes, ramblers, duplexes, condos, townhomes, lofts, and newer infill construction.
Is Northeast Minneapolis close to downtown?
Yes. Parts of Northeast sit directly across the Mississippi River from downtown Minneapolis, while neighborhoods farther north remain within relatively easy reach of the downtown core.
What is the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District?
The Arts District is an area with a concentration of artist studios, galleries, creative businesses, restaurants, and adapted industrial buildings, particularly around portions of central Northeast Minneapolis.
What should buyers look for in an older Northeast Minneapolis home?
Buyers should review electrical, plumbing, sewer, foundation, drainage, roof, windows, insulation, mechanical systems, basement condition, additions, and renovation quality in addition to cosmetic updates.
Does Northeast Minneapolis have condos and lofts?
Yes. Northeast includes condos, townhomes, historic loft conversions, and riverfront residential properties in addition to its large single-family housing market.
How competitive is the Northeast Minneapolis housing market?
Competition varies by neighborhood, price range, condition, housing style, and time of year. Well-located and thoughtfully renovated homes can attract strong interest, while homes needing substantial work or priced ahead of the market may require more time.
Buying or Selling in Northeast Minneapolis
Northeast Minneapolis is a market where neighborhood, architecture, renovation quality, lot characteristics, garage configuration, and exact location can all have a meaningful effect on value.
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