To set up a showing or to learn more, contact Marce Hemming at (651) 387-3874 or marce@hemmingrealestate.com
Virtual Tour: Explore the home through this 360-degree virtual tour by tilting and turning your phone, or clicking and dragging within the video window if viewing on a computer.
The Twin Cities area is blessed with mostly above-average school districts, but some are truly exceptional. According to SchoolDigger.com, the Mounds View, Edina, St. Anthony-New Brighton, Mahtomedi, Lakeville, New Prague, Orono, Wayzata, Westonka and Minnetonka districts all received five stars, based on the most recent test scores. The starring system is compared to other Minnesota schools, not nationally.
Curious which neighborhoods saw decreases and increases in their median sales price this year? Below is a map showing all MLS neighborhoods in Minneapolis, color-coded by whether its median sales price decreased from 2014 to 2015 or increased. The darker the green color, the more that neighborhood’s median sales price increased.
Property taxes on a typical $250,000 home don’t vary much around the Twin Cities, but there is a difference of more than $1,000 per year, depending on which community your home is in.
Property taxes in Minnesota are calculated in a complex way, but the League of Minnesota Cities has an excellent online resource regarding property taxes in the state at http://www.lmc.org/property-tax
Please note: The information on the map is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Current property tax statements for each listing on the MLS are a good starting point, and talking to the city and county where you plan to live is even better.