Minneapolis, Minnesota
Loring Park Homes for Sale
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5 homes
Avg $235,920
Market Overview
Loring Park Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Loring Park, MN
5
Active Listings
$236K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$139,900
To
$414,900
Property Types
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About Loring Park Real Estate
Loring Park sits just west of downtown Minneapolis and functions as a compact, mixed residential and commercial neighborhood within the larger city. Residents include a range of ages and household types, from long-term owners to newer arrivals who value proximity to both urban amenities and green space. The area centers on its namesake park, which offers open lawns, walking paths, and seasonal recreation that many neighbors use daily. Everyday needs are met along nearby commercial streets with coffee shops, restaurants, and small retailers, and the street grid supports walking or short transit rides for most errands. Families here are generally served by the Minneapolis public school district, with additional private and charter options available depending on grade level. Housing includes a mix of low-rise apartment buildings, older single-family homes, and some townhome-style properties that reflect different eras of local construction. With five active listings on the market and an average price near $235,920, the current inventory gives buyers a modest selection across a price range that stretches from the upper $100,000s to the low $400,000s.
Average listing price: $235,920 · 5 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent data shows an average listing price of about $235,920 across the five active properties currently on the market. Individual homes range from $139,900 to $414,900, so prices vary with property type and condition.
Loring Park sits immediately west of downtown, so many residents reach downtown offices, restaurants, and transit hubs on foot or with a short bike or bus ride. Daily errands can also be handled within the neighborhood’s own commercial corridors.
The current five listings include a range of low-rise apartments, older single-family houses, and townhome-style units. Prices span $139,900 to $414,900, giving buyers several entry points depending on size and updates needed.
Students living in Loring Park attend schools within the Minneapolis public school district, and families also have access to nearby private and charter programs. Specific assignments depend on address and grade level.
The neighborhood’s central park provides green space for walking, sports, and seasonal activities, while nearby streets offer coffee shops, restaurants, and small retail. Most daily needs can be reached without a car.