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Logan Park is an arts neighborhood with studios and restaurants
Logan Park is an artsy neighborhood in northeast Minneapolis with a strong community spirit. Studios and galleries are found throughout the area, and so are highly regarded restaurants and breweries. Residents often live in pre-1925 homes and duplexes. People can walk and bike while running daily errands, and downtown attractions are a few miles away across the Mississippi River.
Logan Park is home to several art studios.
Logan Park is part of the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District.
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What people often pay for single-family homes and duplexes
The neighborhood has many single-family homes built before 1925 with Craftsman-style and Victorian influences. They usually sell between the mid-$200,000s and the upper $400,000s, but certain homes can reach the upper $700,000s. Like much of northeast Minneapolis, Logan Park also has duplexes that can run from the mid-$400,000s to the mid-$600,000s. Michael Gacek, a Realtor with Epique Realty and a former Logan Park resident, says some homeowners will buy a duplex and convert it into a single-family home, while others will rent out half the space. Around 65% of residents are renters who live in those duplexes and in apartment buildings. The community tends to be a bit more expensive than surrounding neighborhoods like Holland, Sheridan and Northeast Park.
A colorful Victorian-influenced home in Logan Park.
Logan Park offers a variety of home styles.
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What life in the walkable, artsy community is like
Logan Park is part of the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District alongside Bottineau, Holland and Sheridan. Many artists live in the community for access to its studio space, but there are also families and people who want to be near the area’s renowned food and brewery scene. “It’s not a big neighborhood, but it’s packed with a lot,” Gacek says. People in the neighborhood often walk to restaurants, shops and galleries, especially along Northeast 15th Avenue. Bikes are also popular thanks to traffic-slowing measures like the roundabouts on 5th Street Northeast. There are industrial train tracks that run through the area, but Gacek says residents usually don’t mind the noise. “It adds a nice ambiance,” Gacek says.
The Northrup King Building is home to more than 350 artists and small businesses.
Outdoor sculptures at the NE Sculpture Gallery Factory in Logan Park.
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Community events put artists' work on display
Logan Park residents have a sense of community. The Logan Park Neighborhood Association hosts family-friendly seasonal events like egg hunts, holiday light contests and bike rodeos, and there are smaller gatherings like dodgeball games and cocktail hours throughout the year. The biggest annual event is Art-A-Whirl, the nation’s largest open-air artist studio tour. Over three days in May, more than 1,600 artists, galleries and businesses in the Arts District contribute to the event with exhibitions, live music, food and fun. Art Attack! is a smaller but similar event held each November at the Northrup King Building, the largest arts studio in the state.
A sculptor demonstrates her skills during Art Attack! at the Northrup King Building.
A painter discusses her art with attendees during the Open Casket art event at Casket Arts.
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The Briar is a neighborhood bar and cafe in Logan Park.
Earl Giles and other popular restaurants are close
People in Logan Park can walk to buzzworthy restaurants, cafes and breweries in and around the neighborhood. Options include:
Earl Giles, a New American restaurant and distillery
Centro, which serves fast-casual Mexican food
Ideal Diner, a luncheonette-style eatery that opened in 1949
Diamonds Coffee Shoppe, known for its breakfast drinks and retro decor
The Briar, a casual cafe and cocktail bar
Neighbors play broomball and sled down May Mountain
Residents often gather at the namesake Logan Park to play sports like broomball, a regional game that blends hockey and soccer. The park also caters to families with its playground, wading pool, ice skating rink and picnic area. Nearby, Saint Anthony Park is known for May Mountain, a hill popular for workouts and sledding. Jackson Square Park is around a mile away and hosts beach volleyball matches. Joggers and cyclists can head to Boom Island Park for trails that follow the Mississippi River. It’s about a mile and a half away.
One of nearby Boom Island Park's features is a miniature lighthouse.
Give ice skating a try at Logan Park.
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Downtown is a short trip by car and by bus
The neighborhood is less than 3 miles from Downtown East and Downtown West, where people can commute to work or attend shows at the Orpheum Theatre and The Armory. Drivers can get there in 10 to 20 minutes, depending on traffic. People can also get there in roughly 30 minutes by bus, thanks to Metro Transit stops along Quincy Street Northeast, Broadway Street Northeast and Washington Street Northeast.
Central Avenue provides direct access to downtown Minneapolis for Logan Park residents.
Metro Transit has frequent service to Logan Park.
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Students attend the Minneapolis Public School District
Students are zoned for the highly rated Minneapolis Public School District. The state has open enrollment, meaning students can attend any school outside of their district that has an available spot. There are also magnet schools, like Marcy Arts Elementary School in Marcy-Holmes, that have a lottery-style enrollment. Saint John Paul II Catholic School, a K-8 private school, is a few blocks away.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Logan Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Logan Park, Minneapolis sell after 49 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Logan Park, Minneapolis over the last 12 months is $350,000, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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