Author Archives: Cynthia

North Star Lofts featured in Metro Magazine

By Cynthia | Published: March 21, 2012
A wonderful article in Metro Magazine features Roger and Nor Hale’s sublime home in North Star Lofts in the Mill District, designed collaboratively with James Dayton Design architects in Minneapolis. “…It’s tempting to sit in the southern-soaked light of Roger Hale’s fifth-floor unit in downtown Minneapolis’s North Star Lofts and connect dots: His 1,800-square-foot man cave [...]
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Cynthia to be a Panelist at a Condo & Home Owner Association Summit next Tuesday 2.28 7:55am-12:00pm

By Cynthia | Published: February 24, 2012
Register by Monday at 12:00pm to get a seat at what’s sure to be an interesting market overview. Condo & Home Owners Association Summit February 28, 2012 Golden Valley Country Club 7001 Golden Valley Rd. Golden Valley, MN 55427 7:15 am Registration 7:30 am Hot Breakfast Buffet 7:55 am – 12:00 pm Program Rate: $99 REGISTER [...]
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Cash retains it’s royalty status

By Cynthia | Published: February 13, 2012
Saturday’s Star Tribune reports on the increasingly relevant role cash plays in keeping prices low despite higher demand and reduced inventory: In today’s topsy-turvy housing market, cash rules JIM BUCHTA, Star Tribune When Chris and Diane Finney decided to buy a bank-owned condo in St. Paul, they knew there would be competition. Their strategy? Offer [...]
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January thaw for Twin Cities housing

By Cynthia | Published: February 13, 2012
We have seen the equation’s writing on the wall for some weeks now: Reduced Inventory + Increased Demand = Great time to put your house on the market! We have been receiving calls from agents wondering if we have anything coming up for buyers to see.  If you are considering selling, give us a call [...]
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Metro Dogs hosts a bone-afide event!

By Cynthia | Published: February 10, 2012
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