Neighborhoods

Twin Cities Neighborhood Guides

Homes for sale, schools, and honest local insight across the metro, from the Lake Minnetonka communities to Minneapolis and the southwest suburbs. These are the areas I know best, but I work anywhere near the Twin Cities. Not seeing your spot? Just reach out.

In-depth guides

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BloomingtonThe third largest city in Minnesota, with the airport, the Mall, and real neighborhood variety.View guide → ChanhassenThe far edge of the West Metro, with more land than anywhere closer in.View guide → ChaskaA genuine small-town downtown, new neighborhoods, and championship golf.View guide → DeephavenOld-money lakeshore, tiny population, and almost nothing ever for sale.View guide → Eden PrairieBig lots, lakes, and a corporate job base close to home.View guide → EdinaEstablished neighborhoods, country club living, and upscale shopping districts like 50th & France and the Galleria.View guide → ExcelsiorA walkable village on Lake Minnetonka with a real main street and very little inventory.View guide → Golden ValleyCity-adjacent living with parks, trails, and a quiet residential grid minutes from downtown.View guide → HopkinsA real downtown, light rail on the way, and the most walkable value in the West Metro.View guide → Maple GroveNewer construction, parks, and the best value per square foot on this list.View guide → MedinaEstate lots, horse country, and some of the newest luxury construction in the metro.View guide → MinnetonkaWooded lots, quiet cul-de-sacs, and more space for the money than anywhere this close to 394.View guide → MinnetristaAcreage, hobby farms, and new executive neighborhoods on the far west lake.View guide → MoundThe most affordable way onto Lake Minnetonka, on the far western bays.View guide → OronoThe largest city on Lake Minnetonka, with acreage, shoreline, and near-total privacy.View guide → PlymouthFamily-first, trail-connected, and consistently well kept, with strong resale.View guide → Prior LakeTwo connected lakes, an active boating culture, and newer homes on real lots.View guide → RichfieldFirst-ring value, walkable blocks, and the shortest airport commute in the metro.View guide → St. Louis ParkCity access without city taxes, with an active rebuild market.View guide → SavageQuiet, newer, and close in for the price, on the south side of the river.View guide → ShakopeeOne of the fastest growing cities in the metro, with new construction at a real value.View guide → ShorewoodThe southern shore of Lake Minnetonka, wooded and quietly residential.View guide → VictoriaLakes, new construction, and a small downtown that has grown up fast.View guide → WaconiaA lake town of its own, growing fast, with real value per square foot.View guide → WayzataLakefront and luxury, with a downtown that has kept its scale.View guide →