What's the Cost of Living in the Twin Cities, Minnesota 

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Just subscribed! Im hoping to move to Minneapolis within a yr or 2. I fell in love with Minneapolis the first time I went there.

I am moving to Minneapolis from France for work and your video was very helpful ! I am currently searching for an appartement but things are so much different than in France when it comes to housing that some help wouldn’t be a bad idea ! Thank you again for these cool videos !

This was so informative! I’m considering relocating to MSP and your neighborhood breakdown was insightful.

I just immigrated to st. Paul from the philippines. Thanks for your video man. Its a big help.im 5 days new still adjusting

Currently in search for a home near the suburbs of the North Minneapolis areas, yet avoiding the Northside. I truly enjoyed watching this video. Gives me a better idea of the cost per city. Thanks much

I am retiring from Olympia WA (and I've lived in Seattle) so your cost of living comparison at 3:37 really made my day. I went to grad school at UMN and my son still lives here. I bought a home in Mac Groveland area. I've been spoiled by the temperate albeit rainy climate, and know that it will take a while to get used to those freezing snowy winters and hot humid summers. But it's worth it to live in beautiful Minnesota, and be closer to friends and family.

Awesome videos and dope channel! I’m from Michigan and will moving into an apartment on Hennipen next May to start work. Got some great insight from your videos and made me excited for the move. Keep up the good work!

You are amazing Sir Much respect and gratitude! High fives and paws 🐾 from SF

I love Minneapolis, even though I’ve never been there. I love that you have the fun outdoor feature of the lakes and the access to all sorts of cool shopping and big city stuff and the suburbs seem so nice and the communities so friendly. Maybe one day. :)

Great video well done

Love the video I’m researching the twin cities from savannah ga, I’m a union carpenter and might come up there for a couple years

I stumbled on this video but am happy I did! I actually already live in Mpls. I currently rent but will try to keep you in mind should I try to take the plunge into homeownership!

THIS is great make more vids about the twins

this is very helpful. I'm moving there due to my job opportunity and like having this info on hand

Great information and presentation.

💙💞 love, love, love St. Paul & Minneapolis !! 💙 Minnesota ! 🍀🦅

i love these videos

I'm from Tasmania which is the island state at the very bottom of Australia...hope to see Minnesota one day, could see myself living there haha. Also I'm a HUGE Vikings fan SKOL!

I love your vid.

Ill be in touch, as soon as the job that I applied for comes through!

I was born and raised in Minnesota but I have lived in the Tampa Bay area for several years now. The cities and Tampa Bay are very similar in the sense that Tampa/St. Pete are "twin cities" also. The population of the 2 metropolitan is very close. I've always said the Tampa Bay area is like the Twin Cities with palm trees. If you ever venture down this way I would highly recommend visiting this part of Florida. There are a ton of things to see and do! One last thing...are you by chance related to Mark Lynch?

Thanks for sharing, I am doing my research to see if I should relocate there. Very helpful information. Can you do a video on where the jobs are at, esp the jobs that doesn't require experience. The unemployment rate and job rates and where should I live? How hard will it be if I sell my house her in my state and move over there to buy a house? How I long I have to wait to buy another home? How hard is it to rent an apartment there? I mean I can't be staying with the inlaw for a longtime. I want to be able to find a place to live when I get there. Please, help me...Thank You!

This is cool. I hope to find a place and live a stable life.

Hi! I heard that you love to play music. Whats the opportunity to find a job in a live accoustic field on the bars? Is there any particular space with bars and live music I can search to perform? Thank you

Definitely some decent apt prices better than where I am in NJ.

Ha my 1 bedroom apartment in Denver costs way more than the 4 bedroom prices shown. Originally I'm from small town IA and my parents live just south of Ames so maybe it's time to look into Minneapolis!

Am thinking of moving in Minneapolis/St. Paul. Relocating for a job in Eagan. What's an affordable place around the twin cities or should I just get a place in Eagan? How far is the commute from Eagan to Minneapolis? I don't have to be IN a neighborhood where all it's happening, i.e., bars, coffee shops, arts scene, etc., but nearby it where I can either hop on the mass transit or take an uber or drive within a few mins. away. Relocating from NYC. Looking for a 2-bedroom or a large 1-bedroom. Thanks.

Not that you would have known it at the time, but I literally can’t think of a worse time to do this video than April 2020, lol. A lot of this is already so different.

Wow Minneapolis and St Paul has lots of homes!!!🇷🇸

Thinking about moving there for grad school, but I'm not sure I'm ready to buy a house yet. I'm more interesting on the apartment living there and cost

I plan on moving from northern california to to west st paul area, looking to find some place that is suitable for my family. How do i get in contact with you?

I've lived in Minneapolis for 25 years. And this area has a lot going for it. The economy is very robust, and there are a lot of job opportunities for people with different educational and employment backgrounds. However, having recently sold my home in Minneapolis, the buyer's market is becoming increasingly challenging. For example, I purchased my home for $206,000 in 2015 and sold it for over $300,000 during the summer of 2020. However, there are certain sections of Minneapolis wherein you can get some really good deals. You just have to pay a little more attention to the market area and pull the trigger more quickly. Oh, and one more thing. The cost of electric and gas is far cheaper in Minneapolis than where I am living now. You stand to benefit from some substantial energy savings in this area of the Country. If you have any additional questions about living here, don't hesitate to reach out to me. Thank you!

I think your email in your description may be outdated cause I tried emailing you, and all I get is an error

I’m trying to move to Minnesota

Your videos seem to focus more on the areas in the Western-half of the Twin Cities. You seem to know very little about anything in places such as Oakdale or Woodbury, and your list of fortune 500 companies should have included such names as Medtronic and US Bank, as well as mentioning the fact that a globally recognized school (University of Minnesota) has its main campus here. I suspect that your content is derived from your own growing up in the western suburbs. Another thing you fail to mention is that there are also very nice areas such as Prior Lake and Shakopee, or Lakeville for instance, which quite honestly, are far nicer to live in that some of the places you mentioned in your videos.

I have nothing left to say, except that I'm sorry for the man I am am.

Love Minneapolis St P, but it has become infected with socialist politics. Great presentation bruh!