Minneapolis, Minnesota
Stevens Square - Loring Heights Homes for Sale
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10 homes
Avg $208,180
Market Overview
Stevens Square - Loring Heights Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Stevens Square - Loring Heights, MN
10
Active Listings
$208K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$67,900
To
$399,999
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About Stevens Square - Loring Heights Real Estate
Stevens Square - Loring Heights sits within Minneapolis as a compact, mixed residential area that draws a range of residents including long-term homeowners, renters, and people relocating for work or school. Its location places it close to the city’s core, giving households access to both downtown employment centers and the broader network of Minneapolis neighborhoods. Daily life tends to revolve around nearby parks for outdoor time, a selection of local restaurants and coffee shops within walking distance, and straightforward access to public transit for commuting or errands. Families here are generally served by the Minneapolis public school district, with options for charter or private schools also available depending on specific needs. The housing stock includes a blend of single-family homes, duplexes, and smaller multi-unit buildings that reflect different eras of local construction. At the moment the neighborhood shows ten active listings with an average price near $208,000, a figure that covers properties from the low $60,000 range up to listings approaching $400,000.
Average listing price: $208,180 · 10 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent data shows the average listed price sits around $208,000. Properties currently on the market range from about $68,000 to $400,000, giving buyers a fairly wide selection depending on size and condition.
There are ten active listings in the neighborhood right now. That number can shift quickly as properties go under contract or new ones come on the market.
Many addresses sit within a short walk or bike ride of small parks and a handful of dining options. Residents often mention the convenience of running errands on foot or using nearby transit stops for longer trips.
The area features a mix of single-family houses, duplexes, and smaller apartment or condo buildings. This variety tends to suit different household sizes and budgets.
Most addresses fall within the Minneapolis public school district, though families also consider nearby charter or private options. School choice can depend on the exact block and specific grade levels needed.