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Northeast Park is a creative Minneapolis neighborhood
Northeast Park is next to the city's arts district, and that creative energy seeps into this Minneapolis neighborhood. Old warehouses have been renovated into breweries and cafes, and colorful murals decorate parts of Northeast Athletic Field Park. Homebuyers can find lower prices in the neighborhood than in some nearby communities. Thanks to Interstate 35 West, it’s easy to get across the Twin Cities.
There's a vibrant mural at the Northeast Athletic Fields in Northeast Park.
The Quarry has a variety of stores for residents in the Northeast area.
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Home prices trend lower than in other Northeast neighborhoods
Homeowners and renters come to Northeast Park, where you can find single-family homes, duplexes and apartments. Most of the houses were built in the early 1900s, including workers cottages and Craftsman styles, but there are some ranch-style houses from the mid-20th century. Back alleys lead to driveways and detached garages, and there’s plenty of room for street parking out front. Prices generally range from the mid-$200,000s to the mid-$400,000s, and the median single-family home price is lower than in Logan Park. These lower prices, plus the proximity to the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District, attract first-time homebuyers to the area. “In recent years, we’ve gotten a lot of folks in their 20s and early 30s that are artsy or hipster-y,” says Katie Kottenbrock, chair of the Lower Northeast Neighborhood Association.
Foursquare stucco homes are next to Northeast Athletic Field Park.
Victorian-style homes can be found on the edge of the Northeast Park neighborhood.
Northeast Park provides larger homes as duplexes and for larger families.
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Artistic events in the Northrup King Building
The Northrup King Building is in Logan Park, just minutes away from the neighborhood, and has over 300 artist studios and small businesses. While each artist sets their own hours, the building regularly hosts events showcasing tenants’ works. Arts Attack, a weekend-long festival every fall, gives people the chance to watch live art demos and connect with other creatives. Over 70,000 people visit the complex every May for Art-A-Whirl.
The Lower Northeast Neighborhood Association regularly hosts community events, and the highlight of the year is the Northeast Park Fest every July. Residents spend the evening mingling with neighbors and learning about the community. “It’s a resource fair with food and entertainment,” says Kottenbrock.
Sociable Cider Werks and The Quarry are big draws
Turn-of-the-20th-century warehouses have been restored into local businesses, including Sociable Cider Werks, which Kottenbrock says is the highlight of the neighborhood. “It’s a fun place with a lot of events,” she says. “It draws the community in.” There’s weekly trivia, live music and pop-up events like art markets. Some other local spots include:
Spyhouse Coffee Roasters, a popular Minneapolis cafe and roastery
Que Viet Village House, a family-owned Vietnamese restaurant with popular egg rolls
Francis Burger Joint, a plant-based eatery with gluten-free and dairy-free menu options
Padraigs Brewing, a craft brewery that takes inspiration from traditional Irish brewing
Locals head over to The Quarry off of New Brighton Boulevard, where you can pick up your groceries from Cub and shop at big-box stores like Target and Home Depot.
Northeast Minneapolis has a lot of older industrial historic buildings.
Target is one of the many shops at The Quarry.
You can visit the fishes at Petsmart, located in The Quarry.
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Nearby highways and Metro Transit buses make commuting convenient
Interstate 35 West, plus major roads like New Brighton Boulevard and the Grand Rounds Scenic Byway, make it easy for commuters to travel across the Twin Cities. It’s less than 5 miles (15 minutes) to downtown Minneapolis and about 15 miles (25 minutes) to downtown Saint Paul. Metro Transit buses stop in the neighborhood, and many people walk or bike for shorter distances.
Northeast residents can hop on the bus to travel to and from downtown Minneapolis.
Residents rely on Minneapolis transportation to go to work, places and travel.
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Bike course and water slides at Northeast Athletic Field Park
The heart of the neighborhood’s recreation is Northeast Athletic Field Park, which most people call Northeast Park. There, you can:
Watch a game on the baseball and soccer fields
Practice your tricks on the bike skills course
Bring kids to the playground or tot lot
Join a program at the recreation center
Cool off or ride the water slides at Jim Lupient Water Park
Cyclists and walkers can go up the steep hill along the Ridgway Parkway Regional Trail, which overlooks the Minneapolis skyline.
Students attend Minneapolis public and charter schools
Northeast Park is part of the Minneapolis Public School District, which receives a B from Niche. Students can attend Edison High School, which has the International Baccalaureate program. Families can also send their students to the neighborhood’s A-plus-rated Yinghua Academy, a tuition-free charter school where kindergarten through eighth-grade students can learn Mandarin Chinese.
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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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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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Northeast Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Northeast Park, Minneapolis sell after 30 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Northeast Park, Minneapolis over the last 12 months is $336,000, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Excellent NE location and close to everything NE has to offer. Transit, shopping and plenty of food all just a short walk in any direction. Property does needs work. Buyer to perform their own due diligence regarding condition, and any required repairs. Excellent opportunity for investors, rehabbers, flippers, or contractors looking for their next project. Home offers strong upside potential with
A great northeast Minneapolis building located across from the Quarry Mall. 35W entrance is at the end of the block providing quick access to the entire metro area. Downtown and the U of M are just a 5 minute drive. Not to be missed!
Property Id: 2706003 Enjoy a spacious second-floor apartment with a true living room and separate dining room, offering a functional layout that’s perfect for everyday living and entertaining. The recently renovated kitchen features new cabinetry, butcher block countertops, updated flooring, and a full set of appliances, complemented by modern lighting throughout the unit. The oversized
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