Hopkins MN Real Estate

It's easy to say that you're in the market for affordable real estate. Finding it, however, presents a number of challenges. Hopkins, MN provides real estate hounds with a multitude of great real estate finds. Located little more than 10 minutes west of the Twin Cities, real estate in Hopkins is sought after. The city's 17,000 residents will agree that the city offers advantages and conveniences of a large city with the security of a small town. Much like the state of Minnesota, Hopkins residents embody the values and love for athletics that the state is famous for. Read More about Hopkins MN Real Estate.

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Listing broker has attempted to offer accurate data, but buyers are advised to confirm all items. The data relating to real estate for sale on this web site comes in part from the Broker ReciprocitySM Program of the Regional Multiple Listing Service of Minnesota, Inc. Real estate listings held by brokerage firms other than ReMax Results are marked with the Broker ReciprocitySM logo or the Broker ReciprocitySM thumbnail logo (a little black house) and detailed information about them includes the name of the listing brokers.

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Hopkins MN Homes For Sale

Perennially, Hopkins home sales are competitive to other cities in Minnesota. Homes consistently are sold for more than $200,000, ensuring a healthy return on your investment. Furthermore, the sale price across Minnesota climbed over the same period. The majority of Hopkins, MN homes for sale are single-family dwellings with two or three bedrooms. However, there is a wide variety of housing for sale, including condos, co-ops, duplexes, and other multiple-family residences. Hopkins has a very low owner-occupancy rate (though this varies depending on the neighborhood). This means that some areas of Hopkins are excellent prospects for finding good investment properties.

Hopkins MN Realtors

As your Hopkins realtors we will show you what separates this city from others. We have helped a number of residents successfully make the move to Hopkins, MN. We are annually recognized by Minneapolis/St. Paul Magazine as ?Super Agents? by those we work with. As far as realtors at Barker and Hedges are concerned, realty is a team effort. The elements in the equation include your wishes and our experience as realtors. What they'll add up to a successful Hopkins home.

Hopkins City Information

Hopkins is a community steeped history, growth and progress. The city's character is evident to those who visit the city, located just two miles east of Minnetonka and 10 miles west of Minneapolis. Hopkins offers residents all the advantages of the big city, while retaining a suburban small-town feeling.

Hopkins' city climate and demographics are two of it's defining features. They include:

- Minimum temperature of 3-24 degrees F in winter
- Maximum temperature of 60-86 degrees F in summer
- Annual precipitation average (including both rain and snowfall) is 30 inches
- 3,700 of the 8,200 households are occupied by families
- 22% of households include one or more children under 18
- 37% of adults are married
- 38% owner-occupancy rate

Community Hopkins provides its residents with plenty of recreational facilities, including the Hopkins Center for the Arts located in the Downtown area, and the Hopkins Pavilion, providing facilities for ice and figure skating, soccer, baseball, softball and other sports, as well as sporting and other events all year round. The city also boasts no less than six outdoor skating rinks, and several public parks. For beach-lovers, Shady Oak Beach in Minnetonka is just a couple of miles away.

Education The Hopkins School District serves several western Minneapolis suburbs in addition to the city of Hopkins. There are seven elementary schools, two junior high schools, and one high school in the district, as well as four private schools (including a Montessori School) and a performing arts school.

Across the city, residents also have indicated support for redevelopment and new development, targeted at "starter homes" and "move-up" homes, as well as retail shopping and dining offerings. In addition, residents also strongly favor redevelopment to improve the downtown Hopkins area.

A recent survey of 400 Hopkins citizens shows that they are very pleased with their community. Overall satisfaction ratings place the city solidly within the top 25 percent of Metropolitan Area suburbs and among the highest ranking "inner ring" communities. Hopkins residents are clearly satisfied with past policies and the city's future.