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Spring Awakens the Twin Cities Housing Market with 200-400 New Listings Daily
Spring has arrived in the Twin Cities, and with it comes a surge in the housing market activity. Every day, between 200 and 400 new homes hit the market, creating a dynamic environment for buyers and sellers alike. This influx of listings meets a strong demand from both sides, making spring one of the most exciting times to engage in real estate here. Springtime homes in the Twin Cities with fresh listings Why Spring Brings So Many Buyers to the Twin Cities Spring weather enc
Meaghan Nelson
Mar 63 min read


Smart Home Renovations: What Brings a 1:1 ROI vs 40 Cents on the Dollar
Renovating your home can be exciting, but not all projects add equal value. Before you start tearing down walls or upgrading fixtures, it’s crucial to understand which renovations will give you a solid return on investment (ROI). Some improvements can return nearly every dollar you spend, while others might only bring back 40 cents on the dollar or less. Knowing the difference helps you spend wisely and boost your home's market value. Modern kitchen renovation showing new cab
Meaghan Nelson
Mar 63 min read


Real Estate Trends to Watch in 2025–2026: What’s Shaping the Twin Cities Market
Navigating the real estate market can feel overwhelming - but you don’t have to do it alone. The good news? 2025 is bringing opportunities for buyers, sellers, and investors across the Twin Cities. Here’s what’s shaping the local housing market right now, and how you can use these trends to make confident, informed decisions. Lifestyle-Driven Homes Are in Demand Homes are no longer just places to live - they’re designed to fit life .Buyers want properties that support remote
Meaghan Nelson
Oct 17, 20252 min read


Fall 2025 Twin Cities Real Estate Market Update: What 2.5 Months of Supply Really Means
As we head into the fall season here in the Twin Cities, one question comes up again and again: “So, how’s the market?” The short answer? Still active - and still leaning toward sellers. In a balanced market, we typically see about three months of housing supply . That means if no new homes were listed, it would take roughly three months for all the current listings to sell at today’s pace. Right now, we’re sitting at about 2.5 months of supply across the seven-county metro.
Meaghan Nelson
Oct 15, 20252 min read
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