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Housing reporter at the Strib, cover residential real estate.
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Uptown’s identity crisis is at the heart of its revival

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By Jim Buchta , Katie Galioto , Sharyn Jackson 
| The Minnesota Star Tribune
People move in and around Moona Moono as they celebrate at the Uptown Summer Kickoff at the corner of Hennepin Avenue and W. 31st Street in Minneapolis last weekend. (Alex Kormann/The Minnesota Star Tribune) Comment Gift Share On a recent Saturday morning in Uptown, a line for free hot dogs snaked around the block outside Moona Moono, the Korean-inspired coffee shop and boutique that opened last year at Hennepin Avenue and W. 31st Street.
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Why Kris Lindahl, the real estate broker on billboards, thinks the Twin Cities is a buyer’s market

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By Jim Buchta 
| The Minnesota Star Tribune
Why Kris Lindahl, the real estate broker on billboards, thinks the Twin Cities is a buyer’s market The broker behind the in-your-face billboards and bus ads dusted off his crystal ball. What he sees isn’t promising for sellers. Realtor Kris Lindahl posed for a portrait in February 2019 in front of one of his billboards in downtown Minneapolis. In an interview, Lindahl said the Twin Cities is becoming a buyer's market for real estate, and he thinks a price correction is coming.
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Twin Cities home prices see sharpest decline in 14 years

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By Jim Buchta 
| The Minnesota Star Tribune
Twin Cities home prices see sharpest decline in 14 years House closings across the metro were down more than 3 percent compared to the previous April, as various headwinds make home buyers increasingly cautious. FILE - Twin Cities home sales fell 3.4% in April and the median price fell 2%, but there were some signs of a belated spring thaw.
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