Where to Live
Explore downtown Minneapolis neighborhood by neighborhood. Each area has its own character, lifestyle, and condo market.
The heart of Minneapolis — skyway-connected, transit-rich, and home to the city's most iconic high-rise condo living.

A rapidly evolving downtown-adjacent neighborhood anchored by US Bank Stadium, with new residential development and strong transit access.

A historic riverfront neighborhood anchored by the Guthrie Theater and Mill City Museum, with luxury condos and unmatched Mississippi River views.

The North Loop is Minneapolis's most-celebrated urban neighborhood — a former warehouse district transformed into a walkable enclave of award-winning restaurants, craft breweries, boutique shops, and converted loft condos. Forbes has named it one of America's Best Hipster Neighborhoods, and 13 of the top 75 restaurants in Minnesota sit within its borders.

Minneapolis’s creative hub — a gritty-meets-refined mix of artist studios, craft breweries, galleries, and converted industrial lofts.
A fast-growing downtown neighborhood just south of the stadium district, blending historic churches and green space with new residential towers.
Minneapolis's iconic lakes district, where Bde Maka Ska and Lake of the Isles meet Uptown's dining and nightlife.
A leafy riverside community along the Mississippi bluffs, anchored by Minnehaha Falls and its regional park.

A leafy, walkable neighborhood wrapped around its namesake park on the southwest edge of downtown Minneapolis, known for historic condo high-rises, the Sculpture Garden, and direct Nicollet Mall access.
An established, tree-canopied neighborhood between downtown and the lakes, home to grand historic homes, the Walker Art Center, and a select set of well-appointed condo buildings.
Minneapolis's green southwest corner of lakes and parkways, anchored by Lake Harriet and its lakeside bandshell.
Home to the University of Minnesota, a lively riverfront district spanning Dinkytown, Stadium Village, and the East Bank campus.