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Unless you are one few people with stellar credit, buying a home today is much more difficult than it has been in years. The SUB-PRIME mortgage market, which used to enable those with poor credit to purchase a home, has virtually disappeared and is no longer available to borrowers.
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Last weekend as I stopped at Lake Calhoun in southwest Minneapolis I noticed people looking up into the treetops...
...to see two bald eagles perched in a tree along the south shore of the lake!
I assure you the photographer in the photo with the long lens got a better picture than I did, but I was pretty amazed to be able to take any photo of bald eagles in southwest Minneapolis!
It was a great reminder of what a wonderful public resource the Minneapolis Chain of Lakes is to the Twin Cities, with shoreline accessible to everyone. It is the most visited destination in the Minneapolis Park System, with 13.3 miles of trails that are part of the Grand Rounds National Scenic Byway of 50.1 miles of metro area trails.
Lake Calhoun is the largest of the five lakes in the Chain of Lakes, with a shoreline of about 3 miles, surrounded by walking and bike trails. It is also the most exposed, with Lake Street bordering the north side of the lake. Lake Calhoun has three beaches, boasts great Minneapolis skyline views, and is great for both people watching and looking at beautiful homes.
It's hard to find a time when the paths around the lake aren't busy with runners, bikes, roller blading, dog walking...with swimmers, wind surfers and people playing sand volleyball or fishing on one of the piers nearby in warm weather...enjoyed by locals and visitors alike. The Minneapolis Chain of Lakes is second in popularity only to the Mall of America as a Twin Cities visitor destination.
Click here to see homes currently for sale in the area around Lake Calhoun and the Chain of Lakes in southwest Minneapolis. Please be patient while the link searches for the most current listings...click on the map to zoom in until you see icons on the dots, then pass your cursor over them for property information, click for property details.
Sharlene Hensrud, RE/MAX Results - Email - HomesMSP.com
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For the last 800 years, building codes have allowed bathrooms to be built without exhaust fans. Exhaust fans aren't even a requirement here in Minnesota! This is a great example of how building codes are only minimum standards. I thought about this while doing a home inspection at a rental home in Minneapolis. The outdoor temperature was about 45 degrees, and every single window in the home was covered with condensation, which was also dripping down the walls. Oh, and there were no fans installed. Bathrooms need exhaust fans to help eliminate moisture problems, plain and simple. When people take showers and baths, moisture gets pumped in to the air. During the winter, this moisture condenses on windows and walls, and often makes it's way in to the attic space through attic bypasses, where it will create frost. Minnesota requires windows in bathrooms that provide a total glazed area of at least three square feet, and half of that must be openable. The exception to this rule comes when a bath fan is installed that will exhaust at least 50 cubic feet per minute, or a continuous exhaust system such as a Heat Recovery Ventilator exhausts at least 20 cubic feet per minute. The idea of someone actually opening a window on a cold winter day in Minnesota to help reduce moisture in the bathroom is ridiculous. If you live in a house without an exhaust fan in a bathroom that gets used for showers or baths, install one. Your house will thank you for it. If you're going to install a fan, here are a few tips to make sure your house is happy with the fan. Reuben Saltzman, Structure Tech Home Inspections – Email – Minneapolis Home Inspections RELATED POSTS:
Insulate the duct where it passes through unconditioned spaces, such as the attic. If you don't, moisture will condense it the duct, and might drip down and stain the ceiling. I once inspected a house in Richfield where the exhaust duct was uninsulated in the attic, and so much moisture had accumulated in the duct that it was completely filled with water! The photo at right shows me holding my flashlight up against the duct - this is one of my favorite photos ever. Click the thumbnail to see the full version.
Don't use a standard switch to control the fan. When a single switch controls the fan, people turn the fan on while in the shower or maybe after the shower, and turn the fan off when leaving the room. The problem is that the fan doesn't run long enough to remove enough moisture. A better solution would be to install a timer that runs for at least a half hour, or install a humidity sensing fan.
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Hot off the Press: SW Minneapolis MN Home Sales in October 2009
SW Minneapolis MN real estate market has been quite brisk this month. There have been 120 new listings during October, that’s 12.1% increase over October 2008. However, the year to date number was 0.2% lower than in 2008. That is consistent with the lower overall listing activity this year in comparison with last year in the Twin Cities area.
Low interest rates and the stimulus buyer tax credit helped boost sales, especially in lower price ranges. There were 72 closed home sales in last, a 24.1% increase over October 2008 – this is a significant number. The year-to-date numbers are also higher in SW Minneapolis MN real estate market, but only by 1.3% over the same period in 2008.
What’s interesting is that the SW Minneapolis October median sales price number is a little lower than the year-to-date: $258,000 vs. $265,000. It’s due to a large number of sales of bank-owned properties that were priced extremely low for this area. There are still many excellent investment opportunities in this area, which traditionally has been in high demand.
One thing to understand now is that sales prices in the SW Minneapolis MN real estate market are stabilizing, but active listings still have to be priced competitively to attract showings and offers.
For more detailed information on this and other Minneapolis neighborhoods, check the MAAR report.
If you are relocating to the Twin Cities, contact me for a FREE comprehensive
RELOCATION PACKET.
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Contact Marzena M. Melby, GRI, CDPE, Broker/Partner, Counselor Realty, Inc., Licensed REALTOR® in the state of Minnesota at If you prefer, contact me by email, by clicking on "email me"; link of this page under my profile.
Visit my website to search homes for sale in the Twin Cities and surrounding areas.
Disclaimer: The information provided herein is supplied by several sources and is subject to change without notice. Twin Cities Homes 4 Sale Blog does not guarantee, or is any way responsible for its accuracy, and provides said information without warranties of any kind, either express or implied. Entries on Twin Cities Homes 4 Sale Blog represent the opinions and ideas of the author. Twin Cities Homes 4 Sale Blog does not express the views of Counselor Realty, Inc. or its other partners or agents.
Hot off the Press: SW Minneapolis Home Sales in October... by Twin Cities Homes for Sale
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A distinctive Spanish revival tower piercing the south Minneapolis skyline used to be clearly visible as you passed down I-35W. It had piqued my interest for years as I drove past. In 2005 the historic former church was transformed into The Russian Museum of Art. I finally stopped for a visit for the first time this week...I wonder what took me so long!
The building itself is notable because its architectural style is so unexpected in Minnesota...an unlikely design borrowed from the southwest because the pastor of the church at the time it was built fell in love with the style.
It is also unexpected to find the only museum in North America dedicated exclusively to the presentation of Russian art and artifacts in Minnesota!
When you put the two together you have a unique treasure tucked into a southwest Minneapolis neighborhood...yet another hidden gem that reflects our diverse community and its love of the arts.
With a recorded history that spans over a thousand years, the museum has a rich heritage from which to draw. Their current exhibition, Photographer to the Tsar: Revealing the Silk Road, is a wonderful example of how art provides a gateway to understanding history and heritage.
I was amazed at the beautiful color in these glass slides taken about a century ago by Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii to record the fabled Silk Road spanning several thousand miles. Born in 1863 and trained as a chemist he was a research pioneer in color photography. What I found perhaps most amazing was the clarity of the photographs, taken with a series of glass plates of different colors which were then super-imposed to get full color images...I would guess similar to the four-color print process of today.
It isn't all that surprising to have clarity when merging multiple slides of still subjects like buildings and landscapes...but I found it amazing to see it also in his photographs of people. In some of the large group photos you can see how some of the people didn't remain as still as others as you see trailing spots of various colors...fascinating reflections of the process. It reminded me of the trials of taking group portraits even today!
The museum isn't large so it doesn't take a big time investment to visit. Its beautiful setting and enlightening exhibitions make it a tranquil respite...and it also has a wonderful gift shop. Don't miss this hidden gem at the southwest corner of I-35W and Diamond Lake Road in the Tangletown neighborhood of south Minneapolis.
Click here to see homes currently for sale in the area around The Russian Museum of Art in southwest Minneapolis. Please be patient while the link searches for the most current listings...click on the map to zoom in until you see icons on the dots, then pass your cursor over them for property information, click for property details.
Sharlene Hensrud, RE/MAX Results - Email - HomesMSP.com
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