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Minneapolis Realtors

Copper Highlights . . . for Homes!

Not Just for Hairdressers It’s WAY too early to pronounce it a trend, but . . . I am noticing selected remodeling projects around the (Minneapolis) Lakes where the homeowner is using copper to punch up the home’s exterior appeal. The most popular applications:  roofs, chimney caps, and downspouts. I don’t see residential buildings doing it...
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It’s Official! I’m in the Top 1%

[Your Name Here] Award I have no idea for what, or who decided (actually, some organization called “American Registry” emailed this to me, along with a pitch to pay them money). But, it says so in the fine print on a plaque, so it must be right . . .  🙂 P.S.:  I’d prefer to...
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West Edina Sweet Spot

Coming Soon:  5800 Dale Avenue Where:  Just west of Highway 100 between Vernon and Highway 62 (Crosstown). What:  3 BR/3 Bath Split Entry with over 2,400 finished square feet on a .29 acre corner lot. When:  on the market Thursday, Nov. 3. How much:  $450,000. Who:  listed by Ross Kaplan, Edina Realty – City Lakes....
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“The Goldman Sachs Risk”: Sheep, Wolves — and German Shepherds

Why “Fiduciary Duty” Has Two Prongs, Not Just One [Editor’s Note:  The views expressed here are solely those of Ross Kaplan, and do not represent Edina Realty, Berkshire Hathaway, or any other entity referenced.] Even people familiar with the term “fiduciary duty” often don’t realize that it consists of two duties, not just one:  1)...
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“Can I Get More For My House If I Put On a New Roof?”

More than WHAT? My short answer to the question, “can I get more for my house if I put on a new roof?” is, “yes, you can.” That is, if by “more,” you mean, “more than what you could have gotten for the home without a new roof — especially if the current one is...
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Fall = Fall Off in Home Sales? Not for Upper Bracket

4th Quarter Spike in Relocation Sales Yes, eventually the leaves will all be down, truly cold weather will arrive . . . and the seasonal Holiday slow-down will be upon us. But, not yet. In the meantime, the Twin Cities housing market continues to be characterized by a shortage of inventory and brisk activity. In...
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