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Baker, ND · Real Estate
CJ Coombs
Historic Lewis House in Fargo, North Dakota, once owned by a prominent business and political owner
The Lewis House at 1002 Third Avenue South in Fargo, North Dakota (Cass County), was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on October 18, 1979. The house is also known as the Minn-Kota Red Cross Chapter Office, although it appears to now be a family residence.
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Pearson Pond Offers Spacious Living with a Community Feel
Just 30 minutes northwest of Fargo, in Arthur, ND, a new development that offers the best of both worlds is taking shape—Pearson Pond. Here you will find the quiet charm of country living and the convenience of nearby urban amenities. Pearson Pond is a project brought to life by...
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Little known property tax exemption available to daycare centers
Daycare centers in Fargo don’t have to pay property taxes. James Haley is the city’s deputy assessor. He says North Dakota’s Century Code says cities and counties may grant exemptions to daycare centers – and the City of Fargo has done so for years. Despite this, Haley says it’s not something all operators know about – and they may be missing out on a meaningful benefit.
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First-Time Homebuyers Face Rising Costs, But Experts Say the Market Is Still Within Reach
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Fargo, n.D. (valley news live) - Excitement, nerves, and anticipation filled the FM Title building as 26-year-old Nathan Blume and his partner took a leap into adulthood: buying their very first home. “We’ve been renting for the past couple years just out of college...
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City of Fargo moves property tax exemption application online
FARGO (KVRR/KFGO) – The City of Fargo is now offering an easier way for property owners to apply for an exemption from property taxes. The application process is now being offered online on the City of Fargo’s website. It could previously only be done on paper. The exemption...
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Breaking into the market: What first-time homebuyers need to know
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Officials gather information for appraisals in Fargo
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - It’s that time of year. Officials are gathering information to appraise properties in Fargo. “The reason it’s good for your appraisal to be accurate is because we want to make sure that the amount of property taxes that you are paying is fair to you,” City Assessor Michael Splonskowski said.
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Assessor's office appraising properties
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North Dakota Today- Thomsen Homes
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Tough retail market impacts development at old Kmart lot
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The Steve Hallstrom Show Episode 502: Skol Vibes, Tax Caps and Travel Dreams
In this vibrant Monday edition of The Steve Hallstrom Show, Steve brings the full heat of summer—and the news—with a mix of political insights, Vikings football talk, North Dakota headlines, and a travel deal that’ll make you want to pack your bags. From derecho threats and THC gummies hitting shelves, to a deep dive into commercial real estate trends and Ron DeSantis' tax holiday, there’s something for everyone.
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Buyer Sought for Sidelined Malt Plant
More than six months after Anheuser-Busch announced the closure of its malting plant in Moorhead, the corporation continues to seek a buyer for its sidelined malting plant on the south side of the city. So far, though, no serious buyer has emerged, despite the property offering some of the highest...
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Apartment complex in the works at old Borrowed Bucks site
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“This isn’t fair”: Fargo couple displaced after flood, questioning renters insurance policies
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A Fargo couple is questioning local apartment renters insurance policies, after they were displaced from recent flooding. As a string of storms took over the Valley on June 20, 2025, Elijah Lieberman and their partner took cover in their two-bedroom apartment. Within minutes, they realized rain was pouring in.
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A Real Estate Q&A with The City of Fargo
As Fargo continues to grow and evolve, city leaders are keeping a close eye on how development unfolds—especially when it comes to real estate. From prioritizing more efficient land use and smarter infrastructure investment to making homeownership more accessible for first-time buyers, a range of strategies are shaping Fargo’s landscape. In this Q&A, city officials Jim and Brenda provide insight into current development priorities, helpful resources for homeowners, and the future of zoning and affordability across the community.