Minneapolis, MN  |  Top Floor Sanctuary

Corridor Flats
Unit 407

A 2 bedroom on the top floor, built for your next chapter and your next decade of equity.

2929 21st Avenue South  •  Top Floor  •  Minneapolis, MN 55407

$239,900
List Price
1,098
Square Feet
2 BD / 1 BA
Layout
4th Floor
Top Floor
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3 MinWalk to Blue Line
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7 Minto Downtown Minneapolis
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IncludedHeated Underground Parking
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$218/sqftLowest in Comparable Class
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15 MinMSP Airport via Blue Line
New Transferring from another city? Try the Rent vs Own calculator below  to see if relocating to Minneapolis pencils for you →
A Quieter Way to Own in Minneapolis

From luxury renter to top floor owner in a city that pencils.

If you are paying around $4,200 in Manhattan, $5,800 in San Francisco, $5,500 in Brickell, or $4,400 in South Lake Union for a luxury 2 bedroom apartment, the monthly numbers in Minneapolis are worth a look.

Unit 407 is the same square footage as a luxury 2 bedroom in those cities. Top floor. Heated underground parking included. Full size LG washer and dryer in unit. Private balcony with treetop views. All in monthly ownership runs around $1,807 to $1,934. The dollars that were going to rent start building equity instead.

You also trade hurricane season prep, desert summers, and rising coastal insurance rates for four real seasons in a stable Great Lakes city with the lowest price per square foot in the comparable Minneapolis class.

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Where Today's Buyers Are Coming From

Same square footage. Different price. Four real seasons.

Buyers relocating to Minneapolis are arriving from the same nine cities again and again. Pick yours. The numbers below are typical luxury 2 bedroom 1,100 square foot rents in walkable urban cores. Unit 407 offers the same footprint, on the top floor, with heated underground parking and in unit laundry, for an all in monthly cost of $1,807 to $1,934.

San Francisco and the Bay Area
Typical luxury 2BR rent: about $5,800/mo

SoMa, Mission Bay, Hayes Valley. About $69K a year to rent a 1,100 square foot 2 bedroom. Unit 407 offers the same footprint on the top floor, with equity building each year you own.

Five year comparison: about $240K kept versus continued renting.

New York City Metro
Typical luxury 2BR rent: about $6,500/mo

Midtown, Williamsburg, Hudson Yards adjacent. About $78K a year. Unit 407 puts you in ownership for under $1,950/mo total. Top floor and parking included.

Five year comparison: about $280K kept versus continued renting.

Boston
Typical luxury 2BR rent: about $5,200/mo

Seaport, Back Bay, Fenway luxury 2 bedrooms run about $62K a year. Same footprint in Minneapolis at roughly one third the monthly carry, with heated underground parking that often costs $400/mo extra in Boston.

Five year comparison: about $200K kept versus continued renting.

Seattle
Typical luxury 2BR rent: about $4,400/mo

South Lake Union, Belltown, Capitol Hill. About $52K a year. The Twin Cities offers a comparable urban commute corridor with Blue Line light rail, four real seasons, and ownership for less than half a typical Seattle 2 bedroom rent.

Five year comparison: about $155K kept versus continued renting.

Miami and South Florida
Typical luxury 2BR rent: about $5,500/mo

Brickell, Edgewater, Wynwood. About $66K a year, plus annual hurricane season prep and the rising home insurance environment that has shaped Florida real estate decisions in recent years. Minneapolis offers stable Great Lakes weather and ownership at $1,807 all in.

Five year comparison: about $215K kept, plus stable insurance market.

Chicago
Typical luxury 2BR rent: about $4,200/mo

River North, West Loop, Streeterville luxury runs about $50K a year. Minneapolis offers a similar Midwest character at smaller scale and lower property taxes, and Unit 407 lands you in ownership at under half a typical Chicago carry.

Five year comparison: about $140K kept versus continued renting.

Denver
Typical luxury 2BR rent: about $3,800/mo

LoDo, RiNo, Cherry Creek. About $45K a year. If you came to Denver for the seasons and the outdoor lifestyle, Minneapolis offers both at lower altitude, with Great Lakes water security and a true four season swing.

Five year comparison: about $120K kept versus continued renting.

Austin
Typical luxury 2BR rent: about $3,600/mo

Downtown, Rainey, East Austin. About $43K a year. Texas summers run hot and Texas property tax structure surprises a lot of newcomers. Minneapolis offers cool nights, real autumns, and a Twin Cities tax structure that is often easier to plan around.

Five year comparison: about $110K kept, plus four real seasons.

Phoenix and Scottsdale
Typical luxury 2BR rent: about $3,400/mo

Old Town Scottsdale, Downtown Phoenix luxury runs about $41K a year and the desert summer is long. If you have been thinking about real four seasons, Unit 407 offers ownership at roughly one third the monthly carry, in a city that builds for and around the change in seasons.

Five year comparison: about $95K kept, plus four real seasons.

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The Daily Wins

It is not just a condo. It is the floor your next chapter is built on.

Every feature in Unit 407 was chosen to make daily life calmer, quieter, and more flexible than the rented version of the same lifestyle.

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A private top floor sanctuary

Zero upstairs neighbors. No footsteps overhead. The kind of deep, quiet sleep that luxury renters often pay a premium for and rarely get.

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Winter ready heated parking, included

Underground. Heated. Secure. No ice scraping. No frozen door handles. In many Minneapolis buildings this is an extra $200 to $400 a month. Here it is part of the price.

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A flex room that earns its keep

The second bedroom is 10'10" by 15'6". Large enough for a queen bed and a desk, or a full executive home office, or a roommate at $900 to $1,100 a month. Your call. The room flexes with the chapter you are in.

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A balcony you will actually use

Treetop views, evening light, and city skyline glow at sunset. Private and quiet. The kind of daily ritual that luxury rentals often charge another $400 a month to deliver.

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Full size LG laundry, in your unit

Not in the basement, not down the hall, not coin operated. Full size LG washer and dryer, in unit, on demand, every day. A small daily upgrade that adds up over time.

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A kitchen built for real life

Stainless steel appliances. Gas range. French door fridge. Breakfast bar that flows into the open living and dining space. Cook a real dinner, host four people, set up a Sunday morning breakfast.

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Smart building access control

Secure entry at the street. Secure entry at the garage. Smart access control to admit a friend or a delivery from anywhere. The kind of building level peace of mind that lets you settle in.

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No rental restrictions

Most Minneapolis condo buildings cap rentals. This one does not. Live in it. Rent it. Bring on a roommate. Move on in three years and keep it as a cash flow asset. The path forward stays yours, with no board votes required.

What Your Four Season Life Looks Like Here

A real fall. A manageable winter. A vibrant spring. A comfortable summer.

No hurricane season prep. No prolonged 110°F heat domes. No drought rationing. No wildfire smoke season. Just four real seasons in a stable Great Lakes city, sitting next to the largest freshwater system in North America.

🍂 Fall

Crisp air, the Mississippi corridor turning gold and red, sweater weather you actually look forward to, sunset light pouring through the west facing windows of Unit 407 by 5:30 PM.

❄️ Winter

Cozy, manageable, beautiful. Heated underground parking means you start your car warm. Skyway connected downtown is 7 minutes by Blue Line. Skiing, skating, ice fishing, holiday markets, winter as a feature.

🌷 Spring

The whole city wakes up. Patios open. The Greenway fills with bikes. Bde Maka Ska and Lake Harriet are 15 minutes by car. The balcony becomes the second living room every weekend by April.

☀️ Summer

Highs in the upper 70s and low 80s most days. 10,000 lakes within driving distance. Long evenings, central air when you need it, and a city that lives outdoors. Concerts, festivals, river beaches.

"You stop dreading the calendar. You start anticipating it."

The Smart Buy

Why Unit 407 Wins on Value

At $218 per square foot, this is the lowest price per sqft among all comparable Minneapolis condos currently on the market. Run the full ownership math and the case becomes undeniable.

Monthly Ownership Cost
Purchase Price$239,900
Down Payment (20%)$47,980
Mortgage P&I / month$1,150
HOA (water, trash, insurance, elevator, parking)$446
Property Tax / month$211
Total All In / Month~$1,807
5 Year Savings vs Other Units
$88K
vs. Portland Tower
($412,500 list)
$96K
vs. 730 Lofts
($425,000 list)
$95K
vs. Bridgewater
($455,000 list)
$15K+
Equity Built
in 5 Years
$167K $210K
Less than comparable downtown condos
Your Numbers

What Will You Actually Pay?

Adjust down payment and rate to see your real monthly cost. Then compare it to what you are paying in rent right now.

$239,900
20% $47,980
6.00%
$2,200
Estimated Monthly All In
$2,042
Mortgage + HOA + Tax + Insurance
Mortgage P&I$1,151
HOA Fee$446
Property Tax (1.17%)$234
Down Payment Required$47,980
5 Yr Principal Paydown$15,200+
Owning vs. Renting Over 5 Years
Renting 60 months $132,000
Owning 60 months $122,520
You save (+ build equity) $9,480+
House Hack  |  Investor  |  Corporate Relocation

Three different buyers. One unit that fits all of them.

Zero rental restrictions, top floor unit on a Blue Line corridor, and a price per foot at the low end of the comparable Minneapolis condo class. Look at the path that fits your life.

The House Hacker
Effective cost: about $770 to $970 a month

Live in the primary bedroom. Bring on a roommate in the 10'10" by 15'6" second bedroom at $900 to $1,100 a month. Your share of the carry drops to under $1,000 a month, you build equity, and the IRS treats your roommate's rent favorably under the personal residence rules.

Five years in: about $15K of equity built, plus $54K to $66K of roommate income, plus a top floor home you own.

The Investor
Cash flow plus appreciation

Zero rental restrictions in the building. Rent it as a 2 bedroom at market, or rent the bedrooms separately. Top floor units in this corridor with heated underground parking tend to lease quickly, and Unit 407 enters at the low end of the comparable class price per foot.

No chain, 30 day close possible.

The Corporate Transferee
Versus $4K to $6K corporate temp housing

Many relocation packages cover $4,000 to $6,000 a month for corporate temporary housing. If your package allows it, that same housing budget can often be applied to closing costs or the first year of payments here, and the dollars build equity from day one instead.

Major Twin Cities employers reachable by Blue Line via downtown Minneapolis (7 minutes from this address): Target, US Bancorp, Ameriprise, Allina, Optum, Cargill, 3M, Medtronic.

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What You Get

Built for How You Actually Live

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Top Floor Privacy

4th floor means no neighbors above you. West facing views over trees with protected sightlines. The land across the street cannot be developed your view is permanent.

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Heated Underground Parking

Drive in underground, take the elevator to your floor. Minneapolis winters handled. Downtown condo owners pay $180 $350/month extra for this. Yours is included.

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Executive Home Office

The secondary bedroom at 10'10" x 15'6" is one of the largest in this building. Currently set up as a dual monitor home office. Corporate hybrid workers, this is your room.

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In Unit Laundry

Full size stacked washer and dryer inside the unit. Not a shared laundry room. Not coin operated. Yours, on your schedule, on your floor.

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Smart Building Access

Integrated mobile app controls all entry points main doors, garage, package room, elevators. Video intercom for guests. SOC 2 Type II compliant infrastructure.

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No Rental Restrictions

The HOA has no cap on rentals. Rent immediately after purchase if needed. Downtown 2BR rentals run $1,800 $2,400/month this unit is a genuine income asset.

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Private Balcony

Top floor balcony with tree canopy views and city light. Deer visit the greenspace across the street. You earn this view by being on the top floor.

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Open Plan Living

1,098 sq ft laid out with a true open plan kitchen, dining, and living flow together. The breakfast bar connects the kitchen to the living area without walls.

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Stainless Appliances

Full stainless kitchen suite including gas range, French door refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher. Updated and move in ready. No appliance surprises after closing.

Location Intelligence

Your Commute. Your City. Your Time.

3min
Blue Line Light Rail StationWalk from your front door
7min
Downtown MinneapolisVia Blue Line no parking needed
15min
MSP International AirportDirect Blue Line no rideshare, no parking fees
7 10min
Watch the Vikings, Twins, and TimberwolvesUS Bank Stadium, Target Field, Target Center via Blue Line
0.5mi
Cub Foods + Target StoreGrocery and retail within walking distance
2blks
Midtown Greenway Bike TrailBike Score 99/100 connect to the entire city
Steps
YWCA Midtown FitnessDirectly across the street no gym membership needed
20min
Mall of America500+ stores via Blue Line direct. No driving, no parking.
Four Seasons Lifestyle Visualizer

Imagine your year inside Unit 407.

Six moments through the calendar, with the same square footage made yours.

Late October top floor living room sunset light
🍂 Late October  |  Fall
"Sunset by 5:30 PM, the Mississippi corridor turning gold, and your west facing living room glowing with it."
January evening primary bedroom top floor quiet
❄️ January 6 PM  |  Winter
"Heated underground parking. In unit laundry. Top floor quiet. Winter as a feature."
April Sunday kitchen bar with morning light
🌷 April Sunday  |  Spring
"Open windows, breakfast at the bar, the Greenway filling with bikes, a city that just woke up."
July evening dining room comfortable upper 70s
☀️ July Evening  |  Summer
"Highs in the upper 70s. Long evenings. 10,000 lakes within driving distance."
Late August Minneapolis four season stability
🌀 Late August  |  Outside Hurricane Country
"Hurricane season is well underway in Florida and along the Gulf. Minneapolis is hosting outdoor concerts."
September Phoenix heat versus Minneapolis open windows
🌵 September  |  Cooler Air
"Phoenix is still in the desert summer. Minneapolis is in the low 70s with the windows open and the balcony door wide."

All photos are of the actual unit. The seasonal captions show what year round ownership at Unit 407 looks like, not staged stock imagery.

Know Before You Offer

Answers to Every Serious Question

The first listing was under a tight corporate relocation timeline priced to force a fast sale. The move was called off before any offer was accepted and the unit was pulled. Now the sellers are moving on their own terms at $239,900, which is the realistic market value for 1,098 sq ft, top floor, with heated parking, in unit laundry, and skyline views. You are not paying a premium. You are paying what it is actually worth.
Units 201, 210, and 301 sold at lower prices because they are smaller, on lower floors, and some had condition issues. Most are around 820 square feet or less. Unit 407 is 1,098 sq ft on the top floor with a larger balcony and no one above you. Different product, different price and still the lowest price per square foot on the current comparable market at $218/sqft.
The HOA is $446/month and covers building insurance, exterior maintenance, elevator, heated underground parking, fire sprinklers, snow removal, water, sewer, garbage, and professional management. The reserve study is available. At $446, you are paying less than most comparable buildings charge while getting more coverage than most.
Tours are by appointment only, Sundays from 8:00 AM to 9:40 AM. Each party gets a 20 minute window. Preapproval letter or proof of funds is required before your tour is confirmed. This keeps the process professional and ensures every showing is with a qualified buyer.
The seller priced this at $239,900 to sell, not to play games. There is no Sellers Agent commission built into the price, which means the list price is already leaner than comparable represented sales. A well structured offer at or near asking with clean terms and solid financing gets a fast, serious response. Offers with excessive contingencies or lowball positioning will not be prioritized.
Yes. The HOA has no rental cap, so you can rent immediately after purchase. Downtown Minneapolis 2BR rentals run $1,800 $2,400/month in comparable buildings. At a $239,900 acquisition cost, the gross yield is meaningfully above what most Minneapolis condo investments offer at the $400,000 $450,000 price point.
Active during the day very walkable, retail, dining, and the YWCA. Quieter at night. The building itself is controlled access with underground parking, so you drive in and take an elevator to your floor. The Cedar Avenue Reconstruction Project launches 2026-2027 and East Phillips Park is receiving multi million dollar city investment. You are buying before the appreciation curve, not after.
The seller is flexible on 30 45 days and open to aligning with your lease end, job start, or financing timeline. A smooth process matters more than a rigid calendar. Bring your preapproval, clear terms, and minimal contingencies and the close can be structured around what works for your situation.
Yes, pets are welcome here. Cats and most size dogs are accommodated comfortably, with the exception of unusually large breeds. If you have a four legged companion, this is a building where they will feel right at home.
Per Minnesota law, all buyers must have a signed representation agreement with their agent before touring this property. While the buyer is responsible for their agent's compensation under that agreement, the seller is open to negotiating seller concessions as part of a complete purchase offer. We believe in finding a win-win scenario and welcome offers that structure compensation in a way that works for all parties. Please submit your offer for review.
Closings are coordinated by a licensed real estate attorney and a title company. Your buyer submits an offer with standard Minnesota purchase agreement terms. The seller responds within 48 hours. A title company handles escrow, title search, and closing coordination. Typical close timeline is 21 to 30 days from accepted offer. The seller is flexible on close dates to accommodate relocation timelines, lease endings, or financing windows.
For a working professional in 2026, the answer is increasingly yes — and the migration data backs it up. Minneapolis ranks consistently among the top "best places to live" in U.S. News, Niche, and Money rankings. The reasons that show up over and over:

Cost of living vs. income. Twin Cities median household income is in the top 20 nationally, while housing cost burden is in the bottom half. The dollars stretch.

Employment depth. 17 Fortune 500 headquarters in the metro. Target, US Bancorp, UnitedHealth, Best Buy, 3M, General Mills, Medtronic, Ameriprise, Cargill — all within 12 to 25 minutes of this address.

Climate stability. Cold winters, yes. But also: stable insurance markets, no hurricane evacuations, no wildfire smoke season, no drought rationing, and the largest freshwater system in North America.

Walkable urban living without the markup. The Greenway, Mississippi River corridor, lakes, light rail, and bike infrastructure exist here at fractional cost compared to coastal city equivalents.

This unit is the kind of address that lets a coastal city renter convert their cost of living into ownership and savings without giving up the urban professional lifestyle they came for.
Honestly, more manageable than the reputation. Three reasons:

Heated underground parking included. You don't scrape ice. You don't shovel out a street spot. You walk from your living room to your car without a coat in deep January.

Top floor, in unit laundry, in building access control. Nothing about your daily errand life requires going outside in poor weather unless you choose to.

The city is built for it. Skyway connected downtown, world class indoor architecture (Walker Art Center, Mall of America, U.S. Bank Stadium), and a deep cold weather culture — winter is treated as a feature, not a problem. Outdoor markets, ice palaces, ski hills 25 minutes away, holiday lights along Nicollet Mall.

And the trade: you no longer need to evacuate for hurricanes, you don't need to plan around 110°F+ heat domes, and your home insurance stays in the four figure annual range instead of climbing past $10K like Florida and parts of California.

Most coastal transplants we've talked to say the first winter is the adjustment, and by year two they prefer it.
Minneapolis sits in one of the most climate stable regions of North America. The structural reasons:

Great Lakes water security. The largest freshwater system on the continent, ten minutes east. No long term drought risk the way the Southwest faces.

No hurricane exposure. Inland, far from any tropical storm path. No coastal flooding risk. No "named storm" home insurance deductibles.

No wildfire smoke season. Wind patterns occasionally bring smoke from Canadian fires for a few days a year, but Minneapolis is not in a wildfire zone the way Western states are.

Stable insurance market. Minnesota home insurance remains in the affordable bracket nationally — none of the post 2024 carrier exits that have hit Florida, parts of California, and Louisiana.

The 50 year climate migration models from First Street Foundation, Redfin, and Climate Central consistently show Minnesota and the Great Lakes region as a destination, not a departure point. Buyers who relocate here in 2026 are likely buying into long term stability, not short term exposure.
In most cases, yes — and it's a significantly better deal for the transferee.

Corporate temp housing typically runs $4,000 to $6,000 per month for 60 to 90 days. That's $12,000 to $18,000 of relocation budget that disappears entirely with no equity built.

Many large employer relocation packages include "lump sum" or "self managed" options that allow the transferee to apply the housing stipend toward closing costs, the first year of mortgage payments, or a buyer's agent fee instead of corporate housing invoices. Companies including Target, US Bancorp, Allina, Optum, Cargill, 3M, and Medtronic — all major Twin Cities employers — have published flexible relocation policies along these lines in the last three years.

Practical sequence:
1. Confirm with your relocation manager that lump sum or flexible application is available.
2. Run the numbers in the Escape Calculator on this page.
3. Submit a Sunday showing request with your pre approval letter or proof of funds.
4. We can close in as little as 30 days for cash buyers or 30 to 45 days for financed buyers.

Email listing@2929unit407.com with your relocation timeline and we'll work back from your start date.
For HR and Relocation Teams

Relocating a Hire to Minneapolis?

Corporate housing in Minneapolis runs $4,000 to $6,000 per month. A 2 bedroom rental averages $1,900 to $2,100 with no equity. Unit 407 offers ownership at $1,807 per month all in, with equity building from day one and no rental restrictions if your hire eventually relocates again.

7 min
Downtown commute via Blue Line
30 days
Close to keys, no chain
$0 rental cap
No restrictions if hire moves again

Major employers within commute range: Target HQ, US Bancorp, Ameriprise, UnitedHealth Group, General Mills, Medtronic, Ecolab, and Allina Health. Forward this listing to your relocating hire or contact the seller directly.

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By Appointment Only

Tours available Sunday mornings, 8:00 AM to 9:40 AM only. Each party receives a 20 minute window.
Preapproval letter or proof of funds required before your tour slot is confirmed.
No walk ins. No broker previews. Qualified buyers only. This keeps the process professional for every serious buyer.
Cash does not mean a lower price. Clean terms and a realistic timeline get priority.

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Property Overview

Everything You Need to Know

About This Property

Corridor Flats Unit 407 is a top floor 2 bedroom 1 bathroom condominium at 2929 21st Avenue South, Minneapolis MN 55407. At 1,098 square feet on the fourth and top floor, the unit offers elevated privacy, natural light, and no upstairs neighbors. Listed at $239,900, this is $218 per square foot. There are no rental restrictions, making it a strong option for both owner occupants and investors.

Commute and Location

The Blue Line light rail is a 3 minute walk from the building. Downtown Minneapolis is 7 minutes by rail. Major employers reachable from downtown include Target Corporation, US Bancorp Tower, Ameriprise Financial, and Xcel Energy. Minneapolis Saint Paul International Airport is 15 minutes with no transfers. Cub Foods and Target retail are within half a mile. The Midtown Greenway is 2 blocks away.

Value Compared to the Market

At $218 per square foot, Unit 407 is priced well below comparable Minneapolis condos. Portland Tower units are listed near $412,500. 730 Lofts near $425,000. Bridgewater near $455,000. Over 5 years, a buyer purchasing Unit 407 saves between $88,000 and $96,000 compared to those alternatives while getting more square footage on the top floor.

Amenities Included

Heated underground parking, in unit washer and dryer, private balcony, stainless steel appliances, double vanity bathroom, smart building access, and endless sunsets.

The Neighborhood

Located in the Bancroft neighborhood of South Minneapolis with walkable access to retail, dining, and fitness. The YWCA is directly across the street. East Phillips Park has received significant recent public investment. Cedar Avenue is undergoing a reconstruction project through 2026 and 2027 improving pedestrian infrastructure. Controlled smart building access provides an added layer of security.

How to Purchase

A preapproval letter or proof of funds is required before any showing is confirmed. Showings are Sunday mornings only in 20 minute windows from 8:00 AM to 9:40 AM. Submit your request through this site and the seller responds within 24 hours. Offers with clean financing and minimal contingencies receive priority.

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Last Updated: March 2026  |  2929unit407.com  |  Minneapolis, MN 55407

Your Move Starts Here

Three steps. One Sunday morning. A different next decade.

Run your numbers. Download the listing packet to share with your spouse, your relocation manager, or your buyer's agent. Book a Sunday appointment. The math is straightforward, and the door stays open while it does.

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