Alphabetical List of Minneapolis Lofts And Condos

Introducing 1901 Lofts, 1901 East Hennepin Avenue. 45 loft homes featuring balconies, exposed brick walls, oversized windows, hardwood floors, 12 foot ceilings, birch cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, underground parking available and awesome views!

Exposed ceilings and ductwork, concrete floors, stainless steel appliances, 10' ceilings, Juliet balconies, and close to walking / biking trails.

Property is in planning stages only - 11/1/2006.

Seven stories. 2626 West Lake is located on West Lake Street and Thomas Avenue, overlooking Lake Calhoun to the south and the Midtown Greenway and Lake of the Isles to the north. Protected parkland lies just past decades-old cottonwoods on the east property line.

59 units comprised of 24 north facing condos just off Loring Park. 1400 -1600 square feet.

3310 Nicollet is a new condo development located in the Lyndale neighborhood. This project features large windows, balconies and terraces. The neighborhood is centrally located with shopping and a variety of ethnic restaurants nearby. Public transportation makes it easy to get downtown or uptown.

36 Grand is in planning stages only. Construction has not started. 12/10/2006

36Grand is a new town home development near Lake Calhoun featuring green roofs, private courtyards and generous patios. This project of 10 homes will be constructed of high quality and durable materials, with energy efficient furnaces and double party walls for added privacy.

Wide range of floorplans. Located in a nice area at the corner of Washington and 5th Ave. These are new construction, soft lofts. Basically a condo with high ceilings. Centrally located, walking distance to several bars and restaurants as well as downtwon Minneapolis!

60 urban lofts featuring open floor plans ranging from 760 to 1,600 square feet with prices from $158,000 to $354,000 (parking stall not included). Great skyline views

The 720 lofts is a unique new contemporary building in the North Loop, which is quickly becoming one of the hottest neighborhoods in downtown Minneapolis. This sleek and stunning project will contain 99 lofts and will be available for late 2005 occupancy. All units will offer private outdoor space and heated underground parking. Floor plans range from 907 to more than 2,500 square feet including outdoor space. All units offer a downtown and/or a courtyard view. Seventh floor units at 720 Lofts feature expansive roof terraces and balconies with oversized windows and open, creative floor plans. Enjoy convenient access to the Riverfront, the Warehouse District, and all that downtown offers.

The lofts are located across the street from Babalu and kiddy corner from Mel's Beauty Bar. These lofts are mostly priced at $400K plus. They do come available for resale occasionally.

The old Flo-Pac building at 918 N. 3rd St. has reopened as the 30-unit 918 Lofts.

After its previous service as a working commercial structure, the American Trio assumes its final-and highest-use: spectacular condominium loft homes for those who love stunning high ceilings, colossal pillars fully integrated into living spaces, and massive windows that offer incomparable views of the Minneapolis downtown skyline, all scrupulously maintained and protected for their homeowners.

Arts Quarter Lofts is a four story mixed use building. Arts Quarter Lofts features first floor retail, including a new concept restaurant from the owner of Spyhouse Coffee, and three floors of housing above. Over all there are 29 units of a mix of two story lofts and one story flats.

Across from "The Black Forest Inn" and there is a cofee shop / wine bar underneath called "The Bad Waitress"

32 lofts ranging from 700 to 1900 square feet, ample underground parking and secure storage units.

Authentic conversion of a classic brick warehouse. Finished concrete floors, large sash windows, exposed concrete columns and brick walls. Many lofts will include terraces. Facilities include fitness room and business center.

Bridgewater offers you all the best that the Mill District has to offer plus the chance to live overlooking the new green space next to the Guthrie and the Mississippi. You’ll have great plans, great quality and great views of the River and Downtown skyline from this seven and ten story building.

Project move-in of September to December 2007

1920s-era former school building has been transformed into 27 unique, loft-style condominiums � most with ceiling heights ranging from nine to 12 feet � while the new annex features 14 elegant one-story units

This warehouse was recently converted into condos ranging from 617 to 1,243 square feet. Built in 1910.

Cloud 9 Sky Flats in an office building turned into condos. There is a decent exercise room and has great access to the major freeways. The almost floor to ceiling windows offer incredible views with wide open floor plans. It's a neat development. The only drawback is feeling like you are living in an office building!

10 stories. Conveniently located above Lund's in St. Anthony Main.

Refined downtown living—that’s what Cobalt is all about. Boasting sleek contemporary designs, this crystal-blue all-glass condominium building resides in the part of Minneapolis that is teeming with history. The trendy Old Town neighborhood maintains its historic and architectural roots along with a vibrant retail/entertainment district. Cobalt sits atop a brand new Lunds grocery store—resulting in downtown Minneapolis’ first walking neighborhood, with every possible amenity and necessity available within a few blocks. Cobalt also features exercise facilities, a conference room, and an on-site caretaker.

Former Cream of Wheat Factory with exercise room, rooftop decks, art gallery, etc.

East River Mews is located in the charming and historic Prospect Park Neighborhood - only minutes from both downtowns, blocks from the U of M, and just steps away from the Mississippi River's biking and walking trails. East River Mews is a true gem in this lovely and eclectic neighborhood.

Located on the part of Nicollet Avenue known as eat Street - home to almost a hundred fabulous ethnic restaurants, bars, coffee houses and specialty grocery shops. 5 minutes south of downtown.

Heated underground parking.

Flour Sack Flats will feature views of the Mississippi River and a two story parking ramp covered by a "green roof" which will be an amenity that cab used by Fliur Sack residents.

The Greenleaf Lofts are in the up and coming neighborhood at Franklin and Nicollet. There are new properties being developed and a transition is underway. This project combines street level retail with residential, and offers both one and 2 level units.

48,50 and 52 Groveland Terrace = 3 buildings.

The building will contain a mixture of one bedroom, one bedroom plus den, two bedrooms, and two bedroom plus den condominiums. The building will also feature the convenience of heated underground parking and covered guest parking. Other amenities included are Entertainment room, heated in ground pool, and a beautiful sundeck overlooking the Minneapolis skyline and Sculpture Gardens of the Walker Arts Center.

Warehouse conversion with large balconies and floor to ceiling windows.

Huge wall of windows faces downtown. Each unit features a 5' x 16' deck

Award-winning Architecture in the heart of Downtown Minneapolis' Historic Mill District. Dramatic floorplans have been created by synthesizing contemporary architecture with historic landmark structures.

The newly-designed Humboldt Annex features breathtaking views through floor-to-ceiling windows. The historic Humboldt Mill features charming exposed brick walls and round-arched windows.

Constructed in an eight-story warehouse adjoining the studios of the design center at International Market Square, these lofts afford a unique opportunity to take advantage of the talents, products, and services of the design community. The IMS lofts are true New York, industrial style lofts, featuring high ceilings, open floor plans, expansive windows, large exterior balconies, original hardwood floors, exposed brick, and interior concrete columns. Walk out of your front door and you’ll find fine dining, business support services, travel agency, design center and home furnishings showrooms, as well as free parking.

Converted from warehouse space in 1981. There are 6 floors with retail and commercial shops on the first floor. Interiors feature exposed brick and large windows facing either the city or the Mississippi River.