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Old 07-06-2021, 08:48 PM
 
Location: Minneapolis, MN
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Originally Posted by snebarekim View Post
There is currently evidence in Minneapolis that some of the makers (vice the takers) have had enough.

My step sis is selling her North Loop Uptown investment property, likely at a loss if she can even sell it. She has lost faith in Minneapolis.

If enough of that happens, even progressives will be forced to notice.
Is it in North Loop or Uptown? Both have had their ups and downs lately but I consider both to still be regular attractive areas and should have their condo market pick up as things return to normal from the pandemic.
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