Minneapolis & Twin Cities
Condos for Sale
Explore Minneapolis, Uptown, the Mill District, and west-metro condo communities. Compare building styles, locations, amenities, and HOA considerations before you begin your search.
Find a Twin Cities Condo That Fits Your Routine
Building choice can shape your monthly costs, commute, amenities, and ownership rules. Use the guides below to compare the details that matter before focusing on a specific unit.
Choose a location
Compare downtown Minneapolis, Mill District, Uptown and Bde Maka Ska, plus west-metro city guides.
Compare building types
Browse lofts, high-rises, waterfront communities, and lower-maintenance condo options.
Review association details
For a building you like, review HOA dues, included services, rules, parking, storage, and documents.
Shop By Condo Type
Browse Minneapolis and Twin Cities condo styles by the features and setting you prefer
Luxury Condos
Premier addresses. Curated lifestyle. Expert guidance.
Loft Condos
Exposed brick. Timber beams. Open plan living. The real thing.
Waterfront Condos
Live where the water defines the lifestyle.
Downtown Minneapolis Condos
The city at your feet. Zero commute. Maximum lifestyle.
Condos Under $500K
Ownership within reach. Quality you'll be proud of.
Suburban Luxury Condos
Premium living. Top school districts. No downtown pricing.
Shop By City
Explore Minneapolis and west-metro condo markets across the Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Minneapolis offers the Twin Cities' most diverse and dynamic condominium market — from trophy luxury towers in the Mill District and downtown core, to authentic converted warehouse lofts in the North Loop, to boutique lakefront buildings overlooking Bde Maka Ska in Uptown. The market spans entry-level studios under $200K to multi-million dollar penthouses with 360-degree skyline views.
Edina
Edina's condominium market is defined by luxury, privacy, and exceptional school district access — attracting downsizers from large Edina single-family homes, second-home buyers, and professionals who want the prestige of an Edina address in a low-maintenance lifestyle. Buildings are clustered around the Centennial Lakes district, the Galleria, and the 50th & France corridor — all within Edina School District 273.
St. Louis Park
St. Louis Park has emerged as one of the Twin Cities' most compelling condo markets — offering urban-style walkability, award-winning schools, and accessible pricing at a significant discount to comparable Minneapolis properties. The West End entertainment district and Excelsior Boulevard corridor anchor St. Louis Park's two strongest condo sub-markets.
Plymouth
Plymouth's condominium market offers one of the most compelling value propositions in the Twin Cities — affordable suburban condo ownership within the Wayzata School District 284 boundary. Plymouth's location at the intersection of major highway corridors and its comprehensive parks and amenity infrastructure create consistent buyer demand across all price points.
Minnetonka
Minnetonka's condominium market offers a compelling west metro option for buyers who want Minnetonka School District 276 access, strong commute infrastructure, and a low-maintenance lifestyle at prices well below comparable Edina or Wayzata properties. Minnetonka's condo buildings are clustered around the Ridgedale corridor and the Opus business park area — providing excellent access to the full I-494 employment corridor and the Minnetonka lifestyle that consistently attracts buyers from across the metro.
Eden Prairie
Eden Prairie's condominium market delivers something rare in the southwest metro: genuine walkability in a community long associated with car-dependent suburban development. The Town Center district has become Eden Prairie's most compelling condo sub-market — offering direct walking access to dining, retail, and transit within one of Minnesota's most consistently ranked 'best places to live.' Eden Prairie ISD 272 serves the area, adding consistent buyer demand from school-district-focused buyers.
Wayzata
Wayzata's condominium market is one of the most exclusive in the Twin Cities — defined by limited supply, lakefront access, and the village lifestyle that makes Wayzata consistently one of Minnesota's most desirable addresses. Unlike larger metro condo markets, Wayzata's condo inventory is intentionally boutique — small, high-quality buildings that deliver the Lake Minnetonka lifestyle with the simplicity of condominium ownership. Wayzata School District 284, rated 10/10, serves the entire community.
Condo Buying Costs to Plan For
Your purchase budget is more than the contract price. Ask your lender to estimate principal, interest, taxes, insurance, and any applicable mortgage insurance. Then add the association fee and confirm what it includes for the specific unit.
Closing costs, moving, utility setup, and unit-specific maintenance are also worth discussing early. HOA fees and coverage can differ by unit and may change, so use current association documents rather than relying on a general estimate.
A practical condo-buying process
- Set a purchase and monthly-cost budget with your lender.
- Compare neighborhoods and building profiles, not just unit photos.
- Review disclosures, HOA financials, rules, insurance, and meeting minutes during due diligence.
- Confirm parking, storage, pets, rentals, and assessment details for the unit before closing.
Featured Condo Buildings
A curated selection across Minneapolis and the west metro
The Carlyle
Minneapolis's premier luxury concierge high-rise with Mississippi River views
Grant Park
27-story Elliot Park landmark with Gold Medal Park views, indoor pool, and skyway access
Skyscape
Contemporary glass tower in Elliot Park with skyline and river views, steps from U.S. Bank Stadium
Loop Calhoun
Five-story Uptown condominium community near Lake Bde Maka Ska
Cloud 9 Skyflats
Established Minnetonka condo community with all-inclusive HOA — gas, cable, internet, and water included
Centre Village
Downtown Minneapolis's most centrally located skyway-connected condo tower
RiverWest
Riverfront luxury with direct Mississippi views and Mill District walkability
American Trio Lofts
Authentic historic warehouse conversion lofts — exposed brick, timber beams, and mill-era character
Why The PRO Team for Condo Buyers & Sellers?
Condos are not single-family homes. HOA financials, building reserves, rental policies, special assessments, and building-specific rules are important due-diligence items for buyers to review.
HOA Due Diligence
We help buyers request and review association financials, reserve information, pending assessments, and meeting materials as part of condo due diligence.
Building-Specific Knowledge
We help buyers compare building details such as amenities, association structure, parking, storage, location, and unit configuration.
Luxury Condo Marketing
For condo sellers, we discuss listing presentation, photography, and marketing options appropriate to the property and audience.
Condo Buyer FAQ
How do I find condos for sale in Minneapolis and the Twin Cities?
Start by narrowing the search to the neighborhoods, building styles, price range, and daily routine that matter to you. This guide links to Minneapolis and west-metro city pages, condo types, and individual building profiles; use the MLS search to review homes currently offered for sale.
What costs should I budget for when buying a condo?
In addition to the purchase price and loan costs, buyers should budget for the monthly HOA fee, property taxes, insurance for the unit interior and belongings, moving costs, and any closing costs. Ask for the association documents and confirm the current fee, what it covers, and whether assessments are pending before making a decision.
What condo documents should I review before making an offer?
Request the association's financial statements, budget, reserve information, rules and regulations, meeting minutes, insurance details, and disclosure materials. Review rental, pet, parking, storage, and assessment policies for the specific unit, since those details can vary by building and change over time.
How is buying a condo different from buying a house?
A condo purchase includes a home within a shared association. Along with evaluating the unit, buyers need to understand the association's finances, insurance, maintenance responsibilities, rules, and amenities. Your lender and real estate professional can help identify documents and questions to address during the contingency period.