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2012
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The Baby Boomer generation has always lived boldly, and retirement will be no different. For many, it will be very different from that of their parents. They won't settle for the limited choices their parents had, as Baby Boomer retirement trends are already showing. Many are moving away from wh...
08/30/2012
Located on the western edge of downtown Minneapolis, International Market Square (IMS) design center is Minnesota's largest renovated building. This former Munsingwear factory was in a location just edgy and funky enough to hint of Manhattan when it was renovated in the 1980s and was a hit with d...
08/26/2012
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When I stopped to meet with a client yesterday after spending most of the day at the Minnesota State Fair, she asked me what was the highlight of my visit. She is relocating from the Seattle area and has never been to the fair. I had to confess that although some years do have a specific highligh...
08/25/2012
There were antiques at the St. Paul corner of Selby and Fairview before the Blue Door Pub brought throngs of people to revel in their fine selection of tap beers and famous Juicy Blucys, all 10 varieties! Now it's nice to be able to browse the antique stores while waiting for a table at the cozy ...
08/20/2012
The Witch's Hat Water Tower that pierces the skyline along I-94 near the University of Minnesota is the symbol of Prospect Park, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Minneapolis and one of its best-kept secrets. Its hilly, winding streets, diverse architecture, progressive residents and proximity n...
08/14/2012
The Midtown Greenway is an amazing 5.5 mile former railroad corridor cutting across south Minneapolis that was turned into a barrier-free bike and pedestrian trail. It extends from the lakes area between Lake Calhoun and Lake of the Isles all the way to the Mississippi River at W River Parkway a...
08/14/2012
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Sharlene Hensrud
Realtor. Listener. Knowledgable. Patient.