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Uptown Minneapolis Real Estate

With a mix of commercial and residential development, fantastic lake views, fashionable shops, and trendy eateries, the Uptown Minneapolis real estate market is one of the hippest and most in-demand areas of the city. Set in southwest Minneapolis near Lake Calhoun, Lake of the Isles, Lake Harriet, and Cedar Lake, the Uptown Minneapolis real estate market offers buyers a prime location to savor the city's energy, while enjoying tranquil moments along the water.

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Uptown Minneapolis Condos, Lofts and Homes for Sale

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$800,000 - $900,000	$900,000 - $1,000,000	Over $1,000,000

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Uptown Minneapolis Condos, Lofts & Homes

The Uptown Minneapolis housing market includes stately homes set on acreage, high and low rise condominiums, townhouses, and loft properties. Many Uptown Minneapolis condos and homes offer views of Lake Calhoun or Lake of the Isles, in addition to cityscape vistas. Prices vary greatly, from bargains that are perfect for first time buyers, to multi-million dollar homes and luxury penthouse lofts. Property values over the last few years have been on the rise in the Uptown area, and show no signs of slowing down as the area continues to be the hottest place to live in Minneapolis.

Popular architecture of Uptown Minneapolis homes includes Victorian, Arts and Crafts Foursquare, Tudor, and Nantucket style houses. Uptown Minneapolis lofts and condos are available in contemporary high rises, classic brick buildings, and remodeled low rises.

The Uptown area is considered one of the most fun and fashionable neighborhoods to live in Minneapolis. National retailers and local boutiques offer residents a first-class selection of goods, while an eclectic mix of restaurants provide some tasty post-shopping refreshment. Being part of the lakes district, Uptown also offers a ton of recreation opportunities, including swimming, canoeing, fishing, and exploring the nearby walking and biking trails.

Culturally speaking, Uptown Minneapolis is a very diverse community of 15,000 people. Residents include young professionals, artists, musicians, and families. The neighborhood is known for being friendly and welcoming to newcomers and visitors alike.

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History of Uptown Minneapolis

Before the Second World War, the corner of Lake Street and Hennepin Avenue was the preeminent Minneapolis commercial center, after Downtown. As the intersection of major Southside streetcar lines, Lake and Hennepin had been a busy transfer point since early in the twentieth century. So it was not only a convenient place to pick up everyday essentials at Hove's grocery store (Lund's after the mid-1960s), but was also easily accessible to tens of thousands of South Minneapolis residents for after-hours leisure pursuits. With two first-run movie theaters and numerous shops, you could do everything from banking to bowling at Lake and Hennepin. Truly this was an uptown, in the classic prewar sense of a significant neighborhood complement to downtown. And the label stuck: Lake and Hennepin has been Uptown for most of a lifetime.

Naturally, the commercial district around the intersection has seen periodic change since the Second World War. Unavoidably, its prominence diminished with postwar metropolitan growth, and the emergence of competing shopping centers in the southwestern suburbs. And of course, with ever-increasing auto use after the war, any streetcar or bus transfer point was less-important.

Even so, Lake and Hennepin survived pretty much intact into the 1980s, when Calhoun Square transformed the area into a chic retail-entertainment district. Uptown has continuously evolved over the past quarter-century, and is currently undergoing its next re-imaging.

By now, there are three definitions of Uptown. One of these is the several-block retail-entertainment district centered on the intersection. The second definition, colloquially the Uptown Area, includes adjacent city neighborhoods, especially those blocks within an easy walk of the corner. Yet another Uptown also includes those who regularly patronize Uptown—who reflexively think of the retail-entertainment area as "their center—but live well beyond walking distance, some in the suburbs.

This extended popularity is easy to understand. Not only is Uptown a uniquely dynamic center, attracting a vibrant street scene in temperate weather, but its location close to the lakes, in the affluent southwest virtually guarantees that Uptown, center and community, will remain vital and desirable into the foreseeable future.

Loft and Condo Projects in Uptown Minneapolis

The Edgewater	Lumen On Lagoon	Loop Calhoun
Midtown Lofts	Track 29	The Claridge
Hennepin Court Condominiums	Calhoun Ambassador	Lake Point Condos
Calhoun Isles Condominiums	Minikahda Cottages	The Greenhouse Condos

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