Minnesota

The summer of 2018 is stacking up to be the most competitive on record for Twin Cities homebuyers.

Homebuilders in the Twin Cities are having their best summer in more than a decade as permits to build single-family houses outpaced last year for the second month in a row.

House listings in the Twin Cities posted a rare increase last month, a slight shift in the long-running sellers' market.

While mortgage application defect risk declined overall in March, at the local level it varied considerably, according to First American Financial Corp.'s Loan Application Defect Index.

Timid sellers are making for a tepid spring for Twin Cities home sales.

Developers built nearly 24,000 apartments in the Twin Cities since 2010 in what's been seen as a booming market. But the action this year and next will blow all that away.

A recently released report explores some of Duluth, Minn.'s housing challenges, including the high cost of building a single-family home in the city.

The foreclosure rate in Minnesota is now at the lowest level in more than a decade, and far below the national average.

New house and apartment construction soared in December, ending a year to remember in Twin Cities residential real estate.

On the cusp of a new year — and winter — Twin Cities housing construction posted stellar late-season gains.