Springfield
Springfield, MN · Real Estate
voiceofalexandria.com
Cities with the most expensive homes in the Mankato metro area
Cities with the most expensive homes in the Mankato metro area. Purchasing a home is one of the most important investments there is. More than a place to live, homeownership is an asset with the potential to tremendously rise in value. But with home prices reaching record heights, affordability plays a huge role for buyers.
winthropnewsmn.com
Market value increase on Lafayette apartements discussed
Two Lafayette properties should see a reduction in market value after the appeal’s process. The Lafayette City Council held its annual Local Board of Appeals & Equalization Public Hearing on April 14th. Thomas Stang of Pura Properties, that owns the Lafayette Manor apartments, attended asking for an explanation and help. According to Stang, the market value on the apartment property increased 42 percent.
voiceofalexandria.com
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Mankato metro area
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Mankato metro area. The real estate frenzy spurred by the coronavirus pandemic continues, though at a slower pace. Buyers are still competing for a limited supply of housing, driving up prices for affordable properties. The typical home value in the United States...
cannonfallsbeacon.com
Hardwood Estates filling up fast and ahead of schedule
The Hardwood Estates housing development south of Highway 19 across from Cannon Falls Schools is way ahead of schedule and filling up fast. Since Cannon Falls Economic Development Authority (EDA) took over Hardwood Estates, the first phase of development is almost complete and they are moving onto phase 2 according to Community and Business Development Specialist Laura Qualey from the Community and Economic Development Associates (CEDA).
Minnesota Now
newulm.com
Willkommen: True Real Estate – New Business and Member
In the photo: Jen True, Kim Hanson, Stephanie Meyer, True Real Estate; Randy Schroeder, Frandsen Bank & Trust; Patricia Brusven, Schell’s Brewery. The Willkommen Committee recently visited True Real Estate, holding a ribbon cutting to celebrate them as a new business in New Ulm and a new member of the Chamber of Commerce. True Real Estate, founded by Jen True in 2016, has been growing in the region, and Jen felt that it was important to have a location in New Ulm. Local realtors Stephanie Meyer and Kim Hanson run the local office, bringing to True their expertise of the area. True Real Estate is, as Jen puts it, much more than “a roof over you.” They are all about their brand, agents, and their culture. The transition to New Ulm has been seamless, and they’ve felt very welcomed and supported by the community. True Real Estate has over 80 agents in Southern Minnesota, and they do residential, commercial, land sales, and auctions.
Le Sueur County News
Le Center seeking contractor to further economic development
The city of Le Center is looking for help in bolstering housing and business development in the community. In a special Economic Development Authority (EDA) meeting on Wednesday, April 2, City Administrator Dan Evans came to the citizen advisory board with a proposal to bring on an economic development associate to help grow the city. The board is currently considering contracts with Community and Economic Development Associates (CEDA) and the South Central Service Cooperative (SCSC). Evans said the city could use some outside assistance from an organization like CEDA and SCSC given Le Center’s limited staffing numbers and a...
KEYC
Potential tenants visit Good Counsel Hill
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - The future owners of Good Counsel Hill are preparing to host new tenants on the property. The Southwest Minnesota Housing Partnership agreed to purchase the property from the School Sisters of Notre Dame back in February. The group plans on making the space a home for...
apmreports.org
Inspection shortfalls, political pressures leave low-income renters vulnerable in greater Minnesota
When city inspectors showed up at Bemidji’s Red Pine Estates apartments in June 2023 to investigate a report of a burst water line, they quickly found the building’s problems ran deeper than a broken pipe. The three-story, 50-unit structure was unsafe. Forty-seven tenants, many of them low-income, disabled...
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Sleepy Eye Auction Market operates like a family
Nestled in the heart of Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, the Sleepy Eye Auction Market has long been a pillar of the local agricultural community. Established in 1947, the market has served as a crucial hub for livestock producers, providing a reliable space for buying and selling cattle, fostering relationships and maintaining a sense of community within the industry. Over the years, the auction market has seen multiple ownership changes, technological advancements, and shifts in livestock trading trends, all while retaining its core commitment to serving the region's agricultural needs, current owner Marie Guggisberg told Tri-State Neighbor.