The Minneapolis-Longfellow neighborhood residential real estate opportunities are numerous with bungalows, Tudors, one to two story single-family homes, and multi-family duplexes within walking distance of eco-friendly gardens and enchanting landscaped city lots. The neighborhood has homes that were featured in several books and lifestyle magazines as Craftsman cottages. While the…
Minneapolis Urban Living: The Seward Neighborhood
The Seward is one of the oldest neighborhoods located in the south east area of Minneapolis. The Minneapolis neighborhood bordering Seward is: Cedar-Riverside, Cooper, East Phillips, Longfellow, Prospect Park/East River Road, and also Ventura Village. You will find most of the mid-rise duplexes and single-family homes were built during the…
How to Turn Your Minneapolis-St Paul Home or Condo into a Smart Home Ideas
Your smart phone is probably your very best friend — the close personal assistant that you can rely on majority of the time. But have you ever thought of having a smart home? There’s new technology being released daily that can improve the functionality and efficiency of your home, and…
Downtown Minneapolis City Living: Leading the Way in Sustainability
A great aspect of the living in downtown Minneapolis is the convenience of being able to walk to restaurants, shopping, art galleries, theatres, and sporting events without spending a lot of time in the car or a lot of money at the gas pumps. Are you looking to experience the sustainable…
Buying A New Home or a Condo in Minneapolis-St Paul
Finding the perfect home or condo/loft can be a dream come true, but the locating your ideal one and owning may take effort. However, the vision of urban living in Minneapolis or St Paul and owning a condo/loft or a single-family home can potentially in your near future. Please see…
Preparing Your Twin Cities Home for a Virtual Tour
Technology is helpful in so many areas of life, even real estate. Twenty years ago, if someone were moving across the country, they’d have to wait to buy a house until they arrived to start their new life, or they’d have to buy a home without seeing it in person…