Plymouth MN Real Estate

As the official seventh largest city in all of Minnesota, the dynamic city of Plymouth continues to grow and thrive, with a 2000 census population of 65,894 compared to its 2005 census population of nearly 69,000 (68,978), which is about a one percent growth rate per year.

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Real Estate in Plymouth Minnesota

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With more than 25,000 homes in the city and, as of 2000, close to 500 unoccupied and available, Plymouth enjoys a real promising real estate market, particularly as it slowly but steadily keeps growing and changing. However, as prices continue to rise?median household value in 2000 was $197,600 and five years later, up to $313,300?the time to jump in is now if you?re considering real estate within this vibrant and energetic community that has much to offer citizens and tourists alike.

Interestingly, the history of Plymouth stems back a good 600 years, during the pre-Colombian era. However, the first settler made his way into the region in 1848 and settled down four years later. Over time, more settlers arrived, and Plymouth began to take the shape of a town with many structures, landmarks, and businesses being built and townspeople organizing themselves. By 1955, Plymouth was fully incorporated as an official village, and in 1974 became a statutory city.

Plymouth boasts an excellent education system, complete with five different school districts: Wayzata District 284, Robbinsdale District 281, Osseo District 279, West Metro Education Project District 6069, and Hopkins District 270, as well as a number of private schools and colleges.

The city?s Parks & Recreation department is also a major feature of Plymouth, with a wide variety of excellent recreation programming and activities, many attractive, scenic, and recreational parks, a number of recreation facilities, and trails for hiking and biking. Recreational programs, including classes, sports, entertainment, and special events and trips, are available for adults, youth, children, seniors, and those with disabilities.