2025 Spring Parade of Homes℠ by Housing First Minnesota

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NORTHEAST

- Discovery

Watermark - Villa LITTLE CANADA

Pioneer Commons - Colonial

Pioneer Commons - Liberty

Willowbrooke - Discovery

Willowbrooke - Venture

Willowbrooke - Heritage

ELMO 168 Royal Club - Woods Enclave Villa 169 Royal Club - Fairway Enclave Villa

170 Royal Club - Woods Classic

SOUTHEAST

WOODBURY

200 Westwind - Landmark

201 Westwind - Discovery

202 Westwind - Colonial Manor

COTTAGE GROVE

214 Graymont Village - Heritage

215 Graymont Village - Venture

INVER GROVE HEIGHTS

219 Highlands of Settler’s Ridge

ROSEMOUNT

226 Amber Fields - Landmark

230 Amber Fields - Colonial Manor

236 Talamore - Landmark

237 Talamore - Liberty

238 Talamore - Venture

LAKEVILLE

260 Voyageur Farms

263 Caslano

272 Cedar Hills - Villa

273 Cedar Hills - Discovery

E Antlers Ridge

FARMINGTON

279 Vermillion Commons - Colonial Manor

280 Vermillion Commons - Colonial Patriot

SOUTHWEST

ELKO NEW MARKET

291 Boulder Heights

F Ridgeview Heights

SHAKOPEE

315 Arbor Blu - Venture

316 Arbor Blu - Landmark

318 Summerland Place - Liberty

319 Summerland Place - Landmark

CARVER

326 Timber Creek - Heritage

327 Timber Creek - Discovery

CHASKA

334 Reserve at Autumn Woods - Landmark

VICTORIA

340 Brookmoore

WACONIA

343 Waterford - Discovery

344 Waterford - Liberty

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MARKETING

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OPERATIONS COORDINATOR CASEY SCOZZARI

DIRECTOR, EVENTS MARY CATHERINE PENNY

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EXECUTIVE COORDINATOR KATE WIGLEY

MEMBER SERVICES MANAGER KIM CARTER

ADVOCACY

VICE PRESIDENT, LEGISLATIVE & POLITICAL AFFAIRS MARK FOSTER

SENIOR DIRECTOR, HOUSING POLICY NICK ERICKSON

POLICY ASSOCIATE GRACE GREENE

COMMUNICATIONS & INDUSTRY CONTENT COORDINATOR

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VICE PRESIDENT, DEVELOPMENT JESSICA RYAN

FOUNDATION EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SOFIA HUMPHRIES

PROGRAM COORDINATOR KRISTI MANNING

HOUSING FIRST MINNESOTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD CHAIR TIM FOHR, Lennar

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT ART PRATT, Pratt Homes

BUILDER VICE PRESIDENT JOHN KRAEMER, John Kraemer & Sons, Inc.

SECRETARY/TREASURER PETER MARTIN, Pella Windows & Doors

PARADE OF HOMES CHAIR KATIE GEDDES, Lennar

ADVOCACY CHAIR ANDREW LEJEUNE, GlassArt Design

REMODELERS CHAIR ANDY MICHELS, Michels Homes

SMALL VOLUME BUILDERS CHAIR JOE BRAUN, Style & Structure

LARGE VOLUME BUILDERS CHAIR JOHN RASK, M/I Homes

AMBASSADOR CHAIR KARYN BRADDOCK, Bloom Builders, LLC

ARTISAN HOME TOUR CHAIR AMY HENDEL, Hendel Homes

HOUSING AFFORDABILITY INSTITUTE BILL BURGESS, Lennar

HOUSING FIRST MN FOUNDATION JENNIFER MCALPIN, McAlpin Marketing

HOUSING FIRST MN NETWORK TONY WIENER, Cardinal Homebuilders, Inc.

CENTER FOR HOUSING CAREERS PAUL GRABOW, Robert Thomas Homes

MEMBER AT-LARGE NATHAN CARLSON, Highmark Builders, Inc.

MEMBER AT-LARGE MALORIE DRUGG, Marvin

MEMBER AT-LARGE JIM FUSCHETTO, Lyman Companies

MEMBER AT-LARGE RYAN HANSON, Sustainable 9 Design + Build

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MEMBER AT-LARGE JARRETT PARKS, D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota

MEMBER AT-LARGE JAMIE THARP, Pulte Homes of Minnesota, LLC

MEMBER AT-LARGE KRISTIN REINITZ, Admit One Home Systems

MEMBER AT-LARGE REBECCA REMICK, City Homes, LLC

PARADE OF HOMES COMMITTEE

CHAIR KATIE GEDDES, Lennar

MIRANDA BEYER, M/I Homes

ABDIRAHIM BUSURI, Comcast

SARAH DULONG, Ron Clark Construction

DAVID FROSCH, Michael Lee Homes

CHRISTINA GRAESE, Brandl Anderson Homes, Inc.

JOCELYN HAFERTEPE, Robert Thomas Homes, Inc.

KEITH HORKEY, KEY LAND HOMES

MARIAH KOHLS, Pulte Homes of Minnesota, LLC

TRACE MILLS, OneTenTen Homes

BLAKE SWANSON, Swanson Homes

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STEP INTO SPRING:

A Season of Fresh Homes and Inspiration

Spring is here, and with it comes the excitement of fresh beginnings, blooming possibilities, and, of course, the Spring Parade of Homes. This season’s tour features more than 360 new homes to inspire and delight. From custom dream homes to single-level living, this is your chance to explore the latest in home design and innovation in Minnesota.

Among the many homes on the tour, we are thrilled to present five incredible Dream Homes. These standout homes showcase cutting-edge design, luxurious details, and the unique visions of talented builders and designers. Be sure to visit these exceptional homes to see the very best of what the industry has to offer. Your $5 entry fee to

tour the Dream Homes goes beyond the excitement of design inspiration — it directly supports the Housing First Minnesota Foundation in its work to end homelessness in our community (page 40).

This guidebook is packed with helpful information to make your tour experience even better, and this spring we are all about wellness! Dive into our article on smart tech for healthy living, where you’ll discover how innovation can enhance wellness and comfort in your home (page 18). Explore the power of color in design and see some of the best shades to incorporate into your new build (page 22). And don’t miss our cover story about a remarkable new build that not only serves as a family home but also accommodates the homeowner’s interior design busi-

ness — a perfect blend of personal and professional creativity (page 30).

In addition to exploring beautiful homes, this year’s guidebook shines a spotlight on several vibrant communities and the ways they promote a healthy and active lifestyle. These features highlight how our communities can contribute to a balanced and fulfilling way of life.

Whether you’re here to find your dream home, meet with the builders, or simply enjoy a day of inspiration, we are so glad you’ve joined us. The Parade of Homes is a celebration of community, creativity, and the endless possibilities of home.

Enjoy the tour, and thank you for supporting the future of housing in our community!

The Parade of Homes Team

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LIVING Connected

How Technology is Redefining Healthy Living at Home

In today’s fast-paced world, creating a home centered around your health and well-being is more important than ever. Homebuyers are increasingly seeking ways to integrate wellness into their living spaces, and smart home technology is stepping up to meet the challenge. From air purification systems to circadian lighting and advanced water monitoring, experts share how healthfocused smart tech is reshaping how we think about our homes.

Breathing Easier

Indoor air quality plays a significant role in overall health. Smart air purification systems are leading the charge by removing allergens and pollutants from the air. Advanced models can monitor air quality in real-time, automatically adjusting settings to maintain a healthy environment.

“We’re seeing increased interest in indoor air quality monitoring systems,” says Kristin Reinitz, CRO and partner of Admit One Home Systems. “Advanced sensors now measure everything from humidity levels to pollutants like VOCs (volatile organic compounds) and provide real-time feedback. Integration with HVAC systems allows for automatic adjustments, ensuring that air quality stays optimal throughout the day.”

Lighting That Works with Your Body’s Clock

Circadian lighting systems mimic the natural progression of sunlight, helping to regulate sleep patterns and

improve mood. These systems adjust the color temperature and intensity of light throughout the day to align with your body’s natural rhythms.

“Smart lighting systems that mimic natural daylight patterns are becoming more popular,” says Reinitz. “These systems adjust color temperature and brightness throughout the day to support circadian rhythms, helping regulate sleep-wake cycles and improve overall wellbeing.”

The connection between natural light and intentional interior lighting introduces a level of forethought that smart home technology is uniquely positioned to provide.

“Intentional lighting means that the light is focused on where it should be when tasking or for general living purpose,” says Eric Link, general manager with In-Focus Systems. “These settings can be matched with window treatments that will allow a homeowner to have more natural light coming into the home during certain times throughout the day, promoting health and wellbeing.”

Simplicity

Controlling multiple elements — such as lighting, shading, music, and temperature — with a single command simplifies daily life. Pre-programmed schedules and routines automatically adjust lighting and shading throughout the day, minimizing decision fatigue for homeowners.

“Shades can open in the morning to let in natural light and close in the evening for privacy,” Reinitz shares.

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“A ‘Good Night’ button can dim all lights, close shades, and even adjust HVAC settings.”

Creating a simplified smart home starts with partnering alongside a team that knows how to understand how you live in your home.

“The best thing anyone can do when considering these things is to partner with an expert,” adds Link. “It comes down to actively listening and providing solutions that meet the client’s needs.”

Smarter Water Management

Water quality is another critical factor in a healthy home. Smart water filtration systems go beyond traditional filters by monitoring and improving water quality in real-time. These systems can detect contaminants and alert homeowners to potential issues, ensuring safe and clean water for drinking, cooking, and bathing.

Looking to the future, “smart water systems will monitor quality, detect leaks, and even adjust for optimal hydration and skincare,” explains Reinitz.

Advanced systems now allow for app-based controls and seamless integration with broader home

automation systems. This kind of integration creates a cohesive, health-focused living environment.

The Power of Integration

One of the most compelling aspects of smart home technology is its ability to create a holistic wellness environment. By integrating air purifiers, lighting, and water systems into a unified hub, homeowners can easily monitor and control their home’s health settings.

“When lighting, shading, HVAC, security, and even water monitoring systems are interconnected, they create an environment that adapts holistically to your needs,” says Reinitz. “For example, your smart system can adjust lighting and shades automatically when the thermostat detects increased sun exposure, maintaining comfort and energy efficiency.”

When integrating your smart home system into a new build, Reinitz emphasized the importance of having your integrator involved in a project as early as possible to ensure the system is seamlessly designed and to avoid costly changes later.

“This approach keeps the project on track while creating a cohesive

and future-ready solution tailored to your needs,” she says.

The Future of Health-Focused Smart Homes

The smart home industry continues to evolve, with new innovations on the horizon. AI-powered systems promise even greater personalization, while advancements in sustainability aim to make health-focused technology more accessible and eco-friendlier.

“Homeowners should keep an eye on advancements in biometric monitoring integrated into home systems, such as smart mirrors that assess health metrics or smart appliances that recommend personalized dietary adjustments,” says Link.

Reinitz sees AI-driven home automation on the rise as well. “Artificial intelligence will make homes even smarter, learning habits and optimizing settings for lighting, air quality, and comfort automatically,” she adds.

As demand for wellness-driven homes grows, builders and technology providers are rising to the occasion. When you’re building a new home, investing in smart tech can transform your living space.

HUE GOT THIS: HOME COLOR GUIDE

Explore how intentional color choices can transform your home

When it comes to designing a home that fosters health, happiness, and wellbeing, color is one of the most powerful tools at your disposal. The colors we choose for our walls inﬂuence how we feel, think, and interact in our spaces. By tapping into the principles of color psychology, you can curate a home that nurtures calmness, sparks energy, or inspires joy.

“Choose colors based on the mood you want to evoke,” says Jean Haukaas, Hirshﬁeld’s Design Resource showroom manager. “Calm, neutral tones like soft blues and grays work well in bedrooms, while brighter, more energetic hues can suit kitchens or playrooms.”

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Bedrooms and bathrooms are sanctuaries where calmness and relaxation should reign. Soft, cool hues such as blues, greens, and neutrals pair beautifully with natural textures and soft lighting to create an inviting retreat that feels like an escape from the busyness of life.

“Upward SW 6239, a light and airy blue that breathes a calming breath of fresh air into any space, is a great choice for bedrooms and bathrooms where homeowners are looking for a restful retreat,”

Emily Kantz, color marketing manager with Sherwin Williams. “I’ve also been loving the idea of restorative darks, so I would also recommend going for a deep and warm brown tone such as Clove SW 9605 from our 2025 Color Capsule of the Year. This shade is the perfect balance between elegant and restful thanks to its warmth that helps ground any room.”

ENERGIZING PALETTES FOR ACTIVE SPACES

CALMING COLORS FOR RESTFUL RETREATS

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For areas of the home where energy and creativity are needed, brighter, warmer paint colors take the spotlight. Pair these hues with neutral tones to maintain balance while still fostering vibrancy.

“Using a palette with a soft touch of yellow, like Hirshﬁeld’s Barberry Sand or Benjamin Moore’s Acadia White, can make the space feel lively and invigorating, adding warmth and a sense of energy without overwhelming the senses,” says Haukaas.

ACADIA WHITE (OC-38)

TIDEWATER (SW

HIRSHFIELD’S BARBERRY SAND (0278)

KORAL KICKS (SW 6610)

SUN BLEACHED OCHRE (SW 9011)

HIRSHFIELD’S SEA GLASS (R062)

DRIFT OF MIST (SW 9166)

HIRSHFIELD’S LIGHT HOUSE VIEW (0476) UPWARD (SW 6239)

CLOVE (SW 9605)

HIRSHFIELD’S SANDSTONE PALETTE (0273)

CHARTREUSE (SW 0073)

MAUVE FINERY (SW 6282)

JOYFUL TONES FOR LIVING AND PLAY AREAS

Living rooms and playrooms are spaces where connection, fun, and joy come to life. Bright, cheerful paint colors can infuse these areas with an uplifting vibe. These hues work well with playful patterns or statement artwork to enhance the room’s joyful atmosphere without feeling chaotic.

“Hirshﬁeld’s Sandstone Palette provides the perfect backdrop for adding colorful furniture and accessories, creating a welcoming space where family and friends can gather and enjoy,” shares Haukaas.

“I’m currently loving two playful and colorful shades from our 2025 Color Capsule of the Year: Chartreuse and Mauve Finery,” says Kantz. “Chartreuse is a historic color that has never been more relevant. This vibrant yellow green has appeared on three of our most recent Colormix Forecasts and brings a jolt of joyful, tropical brightness that is both effortlessly eclectic and surprisingly versatile. Mauve Finery brings a touch of botanical beauty to any space. This subdued, sophisticated true mauve, with a dreamy quality that adorns spaces with a refreshing appeal as a wall color or an accent hue.”

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ACHIEVING BALANCE THROUGH NEUTRALS

WHITE DOVE (OC-17)

GRAY (HC-173)

SUNBLEACHED (SW 9585)

HIRSHFIELD’S OAK TONE (0217) EDGECOMB

GROUNDED (SW 6089)

MALABAR (SW 9110)

Neutrals are the unsung heroes of color psychology. They provide a versatile canvas that allows accent colors to shine while promoting balance and grounding energy in any room.

“We’ve noticed homeowners are now gravitating towards warmer toned neutrals, such as beige, brown, or warm whites, instead of grays and cool whites,” says Kantz.

Neutrals are especially effective in open-concept designs, where cohesion and ﬂow are essential. Add dimension to your neutral base by selecting paint colors with varied undertones to create subtle depth.

“These tried and true colors work for everyone,” adds Haukaas. “There’s a reason they’ve been around for a long time.”

The paint colors that surround you have a profound impact on your mood, energy, and overall well-being. By thoughtfully selecting palettes that align with the purpose of each room, you can create a home that is not only visually stunning but also a reﬂection of your best self.

TIPS FOR INCORPORATING COLOR INTO YOUR NEW HOME

TEST BEFORE YOU COMMIT: Use paint samples to see how colors look on your walls during different times of the day.

“The biggest mistake homeowners can make is skipping one of the most vital steps when painting over a space: sampling. It’s a low-lift effort and makes a world of a difference before committing to a color. I always recommend painting a large swatch on the wall and observe it at different times of the day and under different lighting conditions as well. This will give you a true sense of how any color looks in your specific environment,” says Kantz.

CONSIDER THE ROOM’S FUNCTION: Align your paint color choices with how you want to feel and act in each space.

LAYER COLORS THOUGHTFULLY:

Combine a dominant wall color with complementary shades for depth and interest.

“Colors that work well in one room may clash with those in adjacent rooms, disrupting the flow of the home,” adds Haukaas. “Consider how colors transition between spaces. While you don’t need identical colors in every room, it’s a good idea to use complementary tones that work together to create a harmonious flow.”

CONNECT WITH PROFESSIONALS: Online color pickers and visualizers can assist in seeing how your color will look in your own home, but specialty paint centers also can provide expert professional advice that is tailored to your tastes.

TRUST YOUR INTUITION: Ultimately, the paint colors that make you feel happiest and most at peace are the right ones for your home.

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A Personal Retreat

Choose neutral tones. Neutral hues like soft creams, grays, and taupe create an atmosphere of tranquility, setting the stage for rest and rejuvenation. A neutral color palette doesn’t have to feel flat, though. To add more visual interest, consider “textured wallpaper or gentle, patterned designs to infuse depth and personality into your space, making the room truly your own,” says Elizabeth Christenson, a marketing specialist for Stonegate Builders.

Layer textiles. Achieve a sophisticated-yet-approachable ambiance in your primary suite by layering a variety of textiles from floor to ceiling. “Think plush rugs underfoot — perhaps a sheepskin for a soft landing as you get out of bed — and a thoughtfully layered mix of textured bedding,” says Douglas Fisher, vice president and general manager for Fireside Hearth & Home. “Materials like wool, cashmere, and linen transform the space into a sleep retreat that feels both indulgent and totally livable.” Don’t forget about layering window treatments, either. “Combine sheer curtains with heavy drapes for a versatile and polished look,” says Christenson. “These layers balance natural light during the day with privacy and coziness at night.”

BY TAYLOR HUGO

From calming colors and cozy textiles to soft lighting and luxurious amenities, here’s how to design a primary suite that feels like a sanctuary.

If the kitchen is known as the heart of the home, the primary suite should be the mind of the home, serving as a space you can truly unwind and recharge. Read on to learn local home professionals’ advice for designing a primary suite sanctuary that supports your body and mind.

Celebrate natural materials. Natural materials like wood and stone can be used to establish a soothing connection to the outdoors. Features like a wood accent wall or wood ceiling beams, an oak vanity, a freestanding stone tub, or fireplace flames rising out of a bed of river rock are all ways you can ground the space and make it feel trendproof, says Fisher. Adds Christenson, “Marble floors add an extra touch of luxury, seamlessly blending sophistication with nature’s charm.”

Find the right light. Lighting can significantly impact the tone and functionality of a space, so making sure you have the right mix of accent, ambient, and task lighting at the proper color temperatures is crucial. “Maximize natural light to make your suite feel bright and airy first thing in the morning,” says Fisher. “Soft, ambient lighting — think sconces, dimmable fixtures, or bedside lamps — keeps the mood relaxed in the evenings.”

Add a fire feature. Nothing elevates the warmth and coziness of a space quite like a roaring fireplace. “The soft flicker of flames sets a calming tone, perfect for unwinding at the end of the day or easing into a peaceful morning,” says Fisher. “For the ultimate in luxury,

consider a see-through fireplace connecting the bedroom to the ensuite bath.”

Introduce greenery. Plants are known for their wellness benefits, such as reducing stress, promoting better sleep, and improving air quality. But they also double as aesthetically pleasing decor that “introduces an element of nature and creates an organic pop of color,” says Julie Reese, design studio manager for M/I Homes.

Create a spa-like bath. Achieve a spa environment at home by splurging on luxuries like a soaking tub, heated floors, and dual vanities. Streamlined access to a spacious closet and laundry room is a plus, too. “These thoughtful features

create a seamless flow and elevate functionality,” says Christenson.

Select a scent. Smells can evoke strong emotional responses and vivid recollections, so on your nightstand or vanity, place a candle or incense in a scent that is tied to a peaceful place or happy memory, says Reese. If you’re not sure where to start, opt for lavender, vanilla, bergamot, or sandalwood, all considered to be calming scents.

Declutter. The phrase “messy home, messy mind” is not a myth; cluttered spaces lead to stress and distraction — not an ideal way to start or end your day. Organize and clear your room of clutter, including electronics, says Reese, to help you fully unwind and enjoy a restful night’s sleep.

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A VENCHI FUSION SLAB OF GRANITE IN THE GOURMET KITCHEN ANCHORS THE INTERIOR DESIGN. THE BLUE, BLACK, AND CREAM HUES INSPIRED MUCH OF THE DECOR, WHICH CAN BE SEEN IN THE POPS OF COLOR THROUGHOUT THE HOME. FOR AVID COOK DARRELL, A POT FILLER AND WOLF RANGE WERE MUST-HAVES.

THE GALLEY-STYLE LOWER-LEVEL WET BAR IS A GATHERING HUB FOR ENTERTAINING, FEATURING WOODEN COUNTERTOPS, BLACK CABINETS, GOLD HARDWARE, AND EASY ACCESS TO THE SLIDING DOORS THAT LEAD TO THE SPACIOUS BACKYARD.

A Space of Their Own

Newlyweds Gina Wolleat-Zorn and Darrell Zorn built their dream home in Ham Lake to accommodate her interior design business, his love for cooking, and their blended family of adult children.

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Being an interior designer, you would think designing your own home would be a simple process, but for Gina Wolleat-Zorn, who owns Room Reimagined Design, she found the opposite to be true.

“Selecting finishes was so much harder, mainly because I love so many different colors, styles, and materials. I wanted to choose them all,” says Gina.

With help from her new husband Darrell Zorn, whom she married this past October, the pair were able to identify the aesthetic they wanted for their first home together. “He prefers a traditional style and loves the color blue,” says Gina. “I’m not traditional, so we kind of had to meet in the middle.”

They compromised and landed on a transitional style that blends traditional and contemporary elements. “I would describe the style of the

home as timeless, not trendy,” says Gina. “In all of my designs, I strive to create a look that will stand the test of time and not have a time stamp that becomes obvious in a few years.”

Choosing Ham Lake’s Hidden Forest development for its “country feel with lots big enough for a little privacy” — plus the proximity to Gina’s parents and many of her design clients — they hired Parent Custom Homes after seeing the builder’s work on a previous Parade of Homes tour.

“Gina and Darrell took a lot of time to get all the details right, starting with the blueprint,” says builder Brent Parent. “They worked with myself and our plan designer to map out exactly how they wanted every room. The attention to detail they had right from the beginning made the build process go a lot smoother.”

The floor plan began by merging two of Parent Custom Homes’ rambler-style plans and giving the architect a list of must-haves, niceto-haves, and idea sketches. Once the first rough draft was developed, Gina and the architect went back and forth many times, tweaking each area to maximize every square inch of the floor plan. “My tape measure was constantly in motion, making sure that the sizes of the rooms were adequate but did not include more space than we really needed,” says Gina.

The result is a 3,500-square-foot home that features four bedrooms — two of which are used as home offices and a design studio — three bathrooms, and plenty of space to entertain their blended family of four adult children, like the gourmet kitchen and lower-level wet bar.

When it came to the design, Gina leaned on her experience as an interior designer to guide the process of bringing each space to life. “I firmly believe that the best furnishing designs come from working with an inspirational piece,” she says. “When working with my clients, I try to hone in on something inspirational for each room or area. It may be an existing bold accent color on the wall, a favorite piece of artwork, or a beautiful throw pillow. From there, I choose the rest of the furnishings, taking great care that everything complements the inspirational piece.”

For her own home, that inspirational piece was a slab of Venchi Fusion granite from Brazil. “Once I laid eyes on that slab, I knew we had to have it,” she says. “I won’t lie, I lost a little sleep thinking about the ‘HOLD’ sign slipping off and it being sold to someone else.”

Featuring a combination of black, slate, blue, cream, salmon, and gray, each room was designed to complement that countertop, and all furniture, draperies, artwork, rugs, and other decor was chosen to coordinate with the slab.

GINA CRAVED A HOME OFFICE SPACE WHERE SHE COULD WORK, STORE ALL OF HER SAMPLES, AND OCCASIONALLY MEET CLIENTS. “IT’S PINK!” SHE SAYS OF THE DECOR. “THE MORE FEMININE, THE BETTER.”

IN THE PRIMARY SUITE, A MURAL BEHIND THE BED ACTS AS A FOCAL POINT, RECEIVING AMPLE NATURAL LIGHT FROM THE ADJACENT WINDOWS. GINA REQUESTED DRYWALL RETURNS ON THE WINDOWS THROUGHOUT THE HOME, MEANING THERE’S NO TRIM OR CASING. “THAT IS A LOT MORE CHALLENGING THAN THE AVERAGE HOMEOWNER WOULD THINK WHEN IT COMES TO KEEPING THINGS STRAIGHT,” SAYS BRENT. “IT TOOK EXTRA TIME, BUT WE DID IT AND IT TURNED OUT GREAT.”

THE POWDER ROOM IS DECORATED WITH A PEACOCK-PATTERNED WALLPAPER THAT MIMICS MANY OF THE COLORS IN THE KITCHEN ISLAND COUNTERTOP. “A SMALL POWDER ROOM IS THE PERFECT PLACE TO DO A VERY BOLD WALLPAPER,” SAYS GINA.

“We are lucky because the decision making at every level was super easy. Basically, I would present Darrell with what I thought was the best option and let him approve,” says Gina. “A few times I had to go back to the drawing board, but honestly, his input made me think outside of the box and allowed for his personality to shine through as well.”

This can be seen in details like the authentic Wagyu horns that adorn the wet bar and a gourmet kitchen complete with a pot filler and “red knobs on the range,” says Gina, referring to the Wolf appliance brand’s signature design. “Darrell is an amazing cook, and he has always dreamed of a Wolf range. We love hosting holidays and dinner parties. We cannot wait to utilize the gourmet kitchen and dining table that seats 12, and mix up some fun drinks in the amazing wet bar. The most fun part of the project was creating a vision — not only for the aesthetics of the home and how it will function but having a vision for living in our first home together.”

“GINA AND DARRELL TOOK A LOT OF TIME TO GET ALL THE DETAILS RIGHT, STARTING WITH THE BLUEPRINT,” SAYS BRENT.

PROS AND CONS Induction Cooking

Induction cooking combines the speed and precision of gas with the easy cleanup and eco-friendly benefits of electric appliances. These stoves heat water more quickly, activate only when cookware is present, and consistently outperform other cooktops according to consumer evaluations. Moreover, you may be eligible for financial incentives when you purchase an induction range under the Inflation Reduction Act.

How Induction Works

Induction cooktops generate an electromagnetic field beneath the surface to heat magnetic cookware directly. They resemble glass-top electric models and often come with advanced oven features like convection, WiFi, and temperature probes.

Pros

1 FASTER COOKING: Induction heats pots and pans directly, reducing cooking times compared to gas or electric. For example, 6 quarts of water boils 2–4 minutes faster.

2 EASY CLEANUP: The smooth surface stays cool, so spills don’t bake. A quick wipe with a damp cloth keeps it clean.

3 SAFETY: Induction burners stay cool without a pot on its surface, reducing burn risks.

4 ENERGY EFFICIENCY: Induction cooktops are up to 10% more energy-efficient than conventional electric glass top cooktops and about three times more efficient than gas cooktops.

5 INCENTIVES: Programs like the High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate can offer up to $840 off

ENERGY STAR-approved models at the time of purchase. In Minnesota, electric or induction cooktops will be featured in several homes that go through the Xcel Energy Efficient New Home Construction program.

6 ADVANCED FEATURES: Precise temperature control, app compatibility, and full-surface cooking enhance usability.

Cons

1 DIFFERENT FEEL: Induction lacks the visual and tactile cues of gas flames, though some models mimic flames with lights.

2 CONVERSION COSTS: Switching from gas to induction requires a 240v outlet, which can add to installation expenses.

3 COOKWARE REQUIREMENTS: Only magnetic cookware works; check with a magnet or look for “induction compatible” labels.

4 NOISE: Induction can produce a humming or buzz, especially at high settings.

5 THERMOMETER INTERFERENCE: The electromagnetic field may disrupt digital meat thermometers.

6 HIGHER INITIAL COST: Induction ranges are pricier than conventional electric models, though prices are dropping, and incentives help offset costs.

While induction cooking offers numerous benefits, consider your cooking habits, budget and the need for compatible cookware before making the switch.

Minnesota’s Leading Green Building Program

IN TODAY’S COMPETITIVE HOUSING MARKET, energy efﬁciency has emerged as a major consideration for homebuyers. Builders in Minnesota are adopting innovative approaches to showcase their homes’ energy performance, ensuring transparency and accessibility to potential buyers.

Created by Housing First Minnesota in 2011, Minnesota’s Green Path program is the leading

energy efficiency and green building program for the residential construction industry in the state. The program provides easy-tounderstand energy efficiency reports for homeowners and provides recognition for builders dedicated to green construction. Designated Green Path Builders are industry leaders in energyefficient residential home construction. These builders agree to

test at minimum 75% of their newly built homes annually and attend professional development events.

2025 Designated Green Path Builders

AMBA PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT, LLC

ANCHOR BUILDERS, LLC

BERGER BUILT CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.

BRANDL ANDERSON HOMES, INC.

C&E WURZER BUILDERS, LLC

CHARLES CUDD CO., LLC

CHRISTIAN BUILDERS & REMODELERS

CITY HOMES, LLC

CITYLINE HOMES, INC.

COMMUNITY HOME BUILDERS, LLC

COUNTRY JOE HOMES

CREATIVE HOMES, INC.

CUDDIGAN CUSTOM BUILDERS, LLC

CUSTOM ONE HOMES

D.R. HORTON, INC. - MINNESOTA

D.T. CARLSON CO.

DAVID WEEKLEY HOMES

DINGMAN CUSTOM HOMES

ETERNITY HOMES, LLC

FIELDSTONE FAMILY HOMES, INC.

FITZKE CUSTOM HOMES

GONYEA CUSTOM HOMES

GORDON JAMES

GORHAM CUSTOM HOMES, LLC

HAGSTROM BUILDER, INC.

HANSON BUILDERS, INC.

HENDEL HOMES

JB WOODFITTER HOMES, LLC

JP BROOKS BUILDERS

JULKOWSKI, INC.

KEY LAND HOMES

LANG BUILDERS, INC.

LDK BUILDERS, INC.

LENNAR

MARK D. WILLIAMS CUSTOM HOMES, INC.

MCDONALD CONSTRUCTION PARTNERS, LLC

NIH HOMES, LLC

ONETENTEN HOMES, LLC

OVATION HOMES, LLC

PALTRIN, LLC

PINNACLE FAMILY HOMES, LLC

PULTE HOMES OF MINNESOTA, LLC

ROBERT THOMAS HOMES, INC.

RON CLARK CONSTRUCTION

RT URBAN HOMES, INC.

S W WOLD CONSTRUCTION, INC.

SHERCO CONSTRUCTION, INC.

STONEGATE BUILDERS

STYLE & STRUCTURE

SUSTAINABLE 9 DESIGN + BUILD

TC HOMES, INC.

TJB HOMES, INC.

TRADITIONS BY DONNAY HOMES, LLC

ZAWADSKI HOMES, INC.

ZEHNDER HOMES, INC.

ZIEGLER CUSTOM HOMES, INC.

MINNESOTA’S GREEN PATH IS SPONSORED BY

Levels of Green

Minnesota’s Green Path offers three energy efficiency certification levels: Energy Tested, Advanced, and Master. Each certification level receives a Home Performance Report (HPR) revealing the Home Energy Rating System (HERS) Index for the project to provide a comprehensive assessment of a home’s energy efficiency. The lower a home’s HERS Score, the better its energy efficiency.

Energy Tested is the base level and provides each new home with an HPR. Advanced Certified is the mid-level green certification that means a home has met an energy testing standard plus includes additional green features. Master Certified, the top level, means a home has exceeded the Advanced Certified standards and meets a higher level of energy tested standards.

These certifications go beyond standard practices, highlighting homes that meet exceptional criteria for energy performance and sustainability. Builders achieving these levels demonstrate leadership in reducing carbon footprints while delivering tangible benefi ts to homeowners, such as lower utility bills and enhanced comfort. In 2024, 30 homes achieved Advanced or Master certification.

As a part of Xcel Energy’s commitment to green building, it has teamed up with Minnesota’s Green Path to recognize new homes that go above and beyond in energy efficiency.

ADVANCED & MASTER CERTIFICATION POWERED BY

Builders with homes that achieved ADVANCED CERTIFICATION in 2024:

CUDDIGAN CUSTOM BUILDERS, LLC (1)

D.R. HORTON, INC. – MINNESOTA (1)

ETERNITY HOMES, LLC (1)

HANSON BUILDERS, INC. (4) - SILVER STATUS

LENNAR (15) - GOLD STATUS

MCDONALD CONSTRUCTION PARTNERS, LLC (1)

RON CLARK CONSTRUCTION (1)

STONEGATE BUILDERS (1)

Builders with homes that achieved MASTER CERTIFICATION in 2024:

CUSTOM ONE HOMES (1)

HAGSTROM BUILDER, INC. (2)

MICHELS HOMES (1)

PALTRIN, LLC (1)

VETERANS IN NEED BUILDING HOPE FOR MINNESOTA ’S

Each year, the Parade of Homes inspires thousands and helps Minnesotans find a place to call home. But this beloved event is more than a home tour; it’s an opportunity to support life-changing initiatives through the Housing First Minnesota Foundation. This year, the Foundation’s work is highlighted by a deeply impactful project: the Veteran Village, a first-of-its-kind initiative to create a townhome-style community for veterans experiencing homelessness.

A Mission to Serve

The Housing First Minnesota Foundation has long been dedicated to addressing housing insecurity in our communities. Its most recent effort, the Veteran Village project, exemplifies this mission. Partnering with the Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans (MACV) and build partner Lennar, the Foundation is building a first-ever townhome community specifically for veterans in need. This initiative is fueled by the Foundation’s largest fundraising campaign to date, with the goal of providing safe, stable housing and a path to independence for those who have served our country.

“Veteran Village represents not only a place to live but a foundation for rebuilding lives,” says Jessica

Ryan, vice president of development for Housing First Minnesota. “Through this partnership, we’re making a tangible difference for veterans facing homelessness.”

A Partnership for Change

The Veteran Village is the result of a powerful partnership between organizations committed to addressing veteran homelessness. MACV brings decades of expertise in supporting Minnesota’s veterans, while Lennar contributes its industry-leading homebuilding experience. Together, these organizations—with the support of the Foundation—are creating a sustainable solution to one of the state’s most pressing challenges.

“MACV, Housing First Foundation, and Lennar formed a partnership seven years ago with the vision of ending veterans homelessness in the state of Minnesota,” says Bill Burgess, division president of Lennar Minnesota. “After building 15 homes, along with the start of Veteran Village in Eagan, Minnesota is on the cusp of being only the fourth state to be able to declare an end of veteran homelessness.”

This initiative will provide more than just housing. The homes are designed to foster community, offering veterans a sense of belonging and stability. Support services

through MACV will also be available, ensuring residents have access to the resources they need to thrive.

Parade of Homes Connection

The Housing First Minnesota Foundation’s work is made possible by generous contributions from the community—including Parade of Homes attendees. The tour’s 6 Dream Homes play a crucial role in supporting the Foundation. Visitors who explore these Dream Homes are directly contributing to projects like Veteran Village through the admission fee. Each entry not only offers a glimpse into some of the Twin Cities’ most stunning residences but also helps create homes for those in need.

Building a Legacy

Veteran Village builds on the Foundation’s history of creating lasting change. Recently completed projects include three homes for veterans in North Minneapolis, built in partnership with MACV and Lennar. These homes have already transformed lives, offering stability and security to veterans who previously faced housing uncertainty.

“We are proud that our association, industry, trade partners, and associates have been so focused on making this vision become reality,” says Burgess.

The Dream Homes on the Parade of Homes support the Housing First Minnesota Foundation’s work toward building safe housing for Minnesotans in need of shelter with a vision of ending homelessness. Dream Homes are hand-selected by our Housing First Minnesota Foundation and feature exquisite craftsmanship, intricate design details, and the ability to inspire every visitor.

Each Dream Home requires a $5 admission, paid at the door. Thank you for supporting those who need a safe place to call home.

Please Note: Dream Home admission is cashless. Credit card payment only.

Denali Custom Homes, Inc.

2215 S. SHORE BOULEVARD WHITE BEAR LAKE, MINNESOTA

Experience the pinnacle of lakeside living in this nearly 10,000-square-foot White Bear Lake retreat, designed to captivate at every turn. With 122 feet of sparkling shoreline, this home blends timeless elegance with modern luxury, offering unmatched spaces for relaxation and entertainment.

The main floor features a chef’s dream kitchen with premium appliances, a grand island, and seamless flow into a great room with soaring windows and panoramic lake views. At its heart is a two-sided stone fireplace, connecting the great room to a vaulted bar and billiard room adorned with rustic beams. Step outside to a backyard oasis complete with a pool, hot tub, outdoor kitchen, and patio — all perfectly positioned to soak in the serene lake backdrop. Upstairs, four guest suites and a coffee bar create an inviting retreat, while the entertainment-focused lower level boasts a game room, golf simulator, gym, sauna, and even a hockey room.

Modern Elegance

McDonald Construction Partners, LLC

5226 OSGOOD AVENUE S. AFTON, MINNESOTA

Welcome to this exquisite custom onelevel-living home designed by McDonald Construction and situated on five pristine rolling acres in Afton. This home is a mix of luxury and functionality with a chef’s gourmet kitchen, a large island that faces a dramatic vaulted great room, and a fireplace is nothing short of spectacular. The primary suite with drop-in soaking tub, heated floors, and designer closets showcases an extra dose of luxury, while the sunroom leading to the deck, pool, and private surrounding landscape makes this home feel like a perfect retreat. The lower level has a media room, pub, and wellness room with an infrared sauna — a great space to entertain or relax! Other amenities include a heated four-car garage with a hydraulic car lift, and abundant storage — such a unique touch for a car enthusiast.

Rambler Retreat

Style & Structure

640 NOVAK AVENUE N. STILLWATER, MINNESOTA

“The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” Home Remix: Style & Structure Edition

Now this is a story all about how, Style & Structure built a home that’ll wow, And I’d like to take a minute, just sit right there, I’ll tell you ’bout this masterpiece that has some flair.

In West Lakeland, with a modern design, Five big bedrooms, all looking fine.

The gourmet kitchen’s got two islands so sweet, With high-end appliances—it’s hard to beat.

The owner’s suite? A spa-like retreat, Massive walk-in closet, it’s tough to defeat. A sport court inside, where fun never ends, For family or fitness, or just hanging with friends.

Mudroom with lockers keeps things tucked away, Bright and inviting, this home saves the day.

Style & Structure nailed every detail with care, A modern gem that’s truly beyond compare.

So come and explore this dream they’ve designed, During Parade of Homes, it’s one-of-a-kind.

Style & Structure invites you to take a look, At this breathtaking home—your next chapter’s book!

YOUR DREAM HOME ADMISSION BENEFITS THE HOUSING FIRST MINNESOTA FOUNDATION. Each Dream Home requires a $5 admission, paid at the door. Thank you for supporting those who need a safe place to call home. Please Note: Dream Home admission is cashless. Credit card payment only.

STARTER HOMES

Scandinavian Minimalism

Swanson Homes

430 PEAVEY LANE WAYZATA, MINNESOTA

Nestled in Wayzata, this contemporary rambler home offers luxury and exceptional design. With architectural design by David Charlez Designs, the main level showcases an open-concept layout with a show-stopping kitchen centered around a substantial island. A spacious dining, great room, and primary suite provide elegant living spaces, complemented by thoughtful additions like a walk-in pantry, sunroom, and inviting patio. A versatile in-law suite complete with its own kitchen and living area offers exceptional flexibility for these homeowners. The lower level is equally impressive, housing two additional bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a versatile family room, two home offices, an additional bathroom, and a luxurious sauna. The home’s design embraces a minimal, modern aesthetic with sophisticated details, including a full quartzite kitchen hood, custom walk-in closet, and primary bathroom featuring heated floors, and a Japanese soaking tub. Distinctive design elements include uniquely selected bathroom tiles, Marvin’s new line of Modern Series oversized windows, large-scale high-gloss porcelain shower walls, and provisions for a cold plunge bath. Every aspect of this home reflects an intentional and refined approach to modern living.

Refined Living

Sustainable 9 Design + Build

2818 - 40TH STREET W. MINNEAPOLIS,

MINNESOTA

Discover sleek design and ecoconscious living in this Scandinavianinspired, two unit rowhome. Nestled in the heart of Linden Hills, this threebedroom, three-bath residence embraces minimalist elegance and innovative sustainability. A luxurious Nordic-style sauna provides the ultimate retreat, while the home’s geothermal heating and cooling system and triple-pane windows deliver exceptional year-round energy efficiency and comfort. The rooftop deck is a standout feature, offering sweeping views and space for entertaining or relaxing under the stars. Located just a short stroll from the vibrant shops and eateries of downtown Linden Hills, as well as Bde Maka Ska and Lake Harriet, this home perfectly combines modern convenience with sustainable living.

PLEASE NOTE: HOME 362 WILL BE CLOSED THE FINAL TWO WEEKENDS OF THE TOUR. OPEN MARCH 7-9, 14-16, & 21-23 ONLY.

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The new Parade of Homes app puts it all at your fingertips. Your dream home is just a tap away!

Download the Parade of Homes app today and take your touring experience to the next level.

HOMES ARE OPEN TO TOUR:

March 7 – April 6

Friday–Sunday | 12–6PM

Homes by Builder

ADOR Bespoke Homes

352

American Classic Homes 29

BDM Construction, Inc. 113, 114

Bellepar Homes, LLC 244

Benzinger Homes 62, 89, 90

Bergeron Homes & Development, Inc. 28

Boulder Contracting, LLC 131, 154

Brandl Anderson Homes, Inc. 223, 247, 248, 275, 308, 309, 328, 353

C&E Wurzer Builders, LLC 178

Caliber Homes, Inc. 118

Capstone Homes, Inc. 5, 67, 93, 122, 174, 216

Cardinal Homebuilders, Inc. 209

Castle Gate Construction, Inc. 270, 284, 292

Charles Cudd Co., LLC 12, 21, 150, 335

Christian Builders & Remodelers 54

Community Home Builders, LLC 225

Country Joe Homes 220, 264, 265, 271

Craft Homes, LLC 358

Creative Custom Homes 162, 183

Creative Homes, Inc. 36, 98, 134, 165, 167, 176, 186, 224

Cuddigan Custom Builders, LLC ............................ 298, 304

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota 2, 52, 59, 60, 87, 88, 128, 129, 135, 199, 203, 204, 205, 208, 211, 213, 241, 242, 249, 250, 251, 252, 274, 295, 303, 322, 323, 324, 325, 329, 333, 346, 347

Dane Allen Homes, Inc. 44, 66, 105, 107

David Weekley Homes 39, 47, 231, 317

DDK Construction, Inc. 341

Dean Johnson Homes 190

Denali Custom Homes, Inc. 158

Derrick Custom Homes, LLC 172, 175, 181, 184

Dingman Custom Homes 8

Distinctive Design Build, LLC 222, 239, 282, 320

Divine Custom Homes, LLC 179

Elevate Builders, Inc. 116

Eternity Homes, LLC 132, 182, 240, 243, 269, 281

Fieldstone Family Homes, Inc. 157, 187, 221, 285, 289

Fitzke Custom Homes 290

Gatehouse Properties, Ltd. 356

Gonyea Custom Homes 24

Gorham Custom Homes, LLC 148

Guidance Homes, Inc. 119, 120

Hanson Builders, Inc. 7, 11, 22, 35, 42, 49, 69, 146, 164, 173, 192

Harstad Homes, Inc. 153

Highmark Builders, Inc. 299

Hill Farm Condominiums, LLC 152

Inspire Homes, LLC 286, 287

JB Woodfitter Homes, LLC 301

Johnson Reiland Builders & Remodelers, Inc. 288, 293, 331

Jonathan Homes of MN, LLC............................................... 133

JP Brooks Builders 3, 72, 75, 80

K A Witt Construction, Inc. 294

KEY LAND HOMES 234, 254, 256, 262, 307, 310, 342

Kootenia Homes 163, 195

Lang Builders, Inc. 121, 124

Lennar 1, 6, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 38, 41, 43, 53, 55, 56, 57, 58, 63, 64, 73, 74, 76, 83, 86, 91, 94, 96, 97, 99, 100, 101, 102, 108, 109, 110, 130, 139, 140, 141, 142, 155, 156, 159, 160, 161, 168, 169, 170, 200, 201, 202, 214, 215, 219, 226, 230, 236, 237, 238, 260, 263, 272, 273, 279, 280, 291, 315, 316, 318, 319, 326, 327, 334, 340, 343, 344

Lewis Custom Homes, Inc. 95

M & M Home Contractors, Inc. 13

M/I Homes 4, 19, 46, 48, 61, 68, 70, 71, 92, 103, 138, 143, 144, 217, 218, 227, 232, 277, 296, 313, 314, 336, 345, 348, 349, 350

Mark of Excellence Homes, Inc. 10

McDonald Construction Partners, LLC 189, 330, 355

Melby Homes, LLC 117

Michael Lee Homes 194, 198, 210

Minnota Builders, LLC 31

NIH Homes, LLC 23

DON’T MISS THIS SPRING’S

Novak-Fleck, Inc.

NR Properties, Inc.

104

136

OneTenTen Homes, LLC 228, 229, 235, 253, 257, 259, 266, 302, 311

Parent Custom Homes, LLC

127

Pietsch Builders, Inc. 258, 297, 300

Pinnacle Family Homes, LLC 245, 255, 305, 312

Pratt Homes 147, 151

Price Homes 78, 81, 85, 126

Pulte Homes of Minnesota, LLC 40, 137, 193, 233, 276, 354

R W Builders, Inc.

Renova Homes, LLC

185

Robert McNearney Custom Homes, Inc. 267

Robert Thomas Homes, Inc. 20, 37, 50, 51, 65, 145, 166, 196, 197, 246, 332, 337

Ron Clark Construction 30, 306, 360

RT Urban Homes, Inc. 339

S W Wold Construction, Inc. 77, 84, 111, 112

Sharper Homes, Inc. 106

Simmer Brothers Homes, Inc. 45

Stone Cottage Construction, Inc. 268

Stonegate Builders 26, 27, 34, 191, 206, 207, 338, 351

Style & Structure 171

Summergate Development, LLC 261

Sustainable 9 Design + Build 357

Swanson Homes..........................................................25, 362

T Buck, Inc. 363, 364

T.H. Construction of Anoka, Inc. 115

The Fortress Project, Inc. 180

TJB Homes, Inc. 123, 125, 188

Traditions by Donnay Homes, LLC 32, 33, 212, 321

Vita Attiva Homes 278

Winkler Homes, LLC 283

Wittstock Builders, LLC 177

Wooddale Builders, Inc. 9, 149, 359

Zehnder Homes, Inc. .............................................................. 361

Ziegler Custom Homes, Inc. 79

Homes by Price

Under $400,000

M/I Homes

$327,990 61

Price Homes $329,900 78

M/I Homes $335,000 71

Lennar

$346,286 101

$349,776 279

M/I Homes $358,990 350

Lennar

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $475,000 88

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $475,000 295

Creative Homes, Inc.

Lennar

Brandl Anderson Homes, Inc.

$359,710 230

Traditions by Donnay Homes, LLC$359,900 212

S W Wold Construction, Inc. $359,901 84

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $359,990 52

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $364,990 242

Lennar

$367,065 280

$369,310 202

Lennar ...................................................... $369,595 ..................237

Lennar $371,318 102

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $375,000 135

Lennar $379,375 155

Lennar $379,855 58

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $379,990 205

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $379,990 208

T Buck, Inc.

$380,000................ 363

R W Builders, Inc. $388,500 82

Melby Homes, LLC $389,900 117

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $389,990 322

BDM Construction, Inc.

Derrick Custom Homes, LLC

Lennar

$400,000-$599,999

Lennar

Brandl Anderson Homes, Inc.

Lennar

$390,000 114

$393,500 175

$399,405 76

$399,823 318

$409,652................. 344

$411,990 308

$414,640 156

Capstone Homes, Inc. $414,900.................. 174

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $414,990 252

Lennar

$419,308 74

Lennar $424,785 83

M/I Homes $425,990 336

Lennar

$429,355 215

Capstone Homes, Inc. $429,900 216

Lennar $439,199 86

Lennar $439,296 56

Lennar

$479,900 224

$480,495 109

$483,680 142

$484,805 64

$484,990 247

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $484,990 87

Lewis Custom Homes, Inc.

Lang Builders, Inc.

$486,077 95

$489,900 121

Brandl Anderson Homes, Inc. $489,990 248

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $489,990 347

Pulte Homes of Minnesota, LLC $490,990 137

Capstone Homes, Inc. ....................... $494,900 ................. 122

Pulte Homes of Minnesota, LLC $497,466 354

Lennar $499,390 73

Creative Homes, Inc. $499,900 98 Inspire Homes, LLC $499,900 287

Renova Homes, LLC $499,900 185

Traditions by Donnay Homes, LLC$499,900 32

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $499,990 2

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $499,990 274

Lennar

$439,685....................99

Fieldstone Family Homes, Inc. $439,850 285

Creative Homes, Inc. $439,900 186

M/I Homes $444,990 68

M/I Homes .............................................. $445,000................. 103

Fieldstone Family Homes, Inc. $446,195 187

Lennar $449,270 57

Elevate Builders, Inc............................$449,900 116

BDM Construction, Inc.

$452,000 113

S W Wold Construction, Inc. $453,689 77

Novak-Fleck, Inc.

$455,000 104

Lennar $457,585 96

Lennar

Capstone Homes, Inc.

$457,585 97

$459,020 14

$459,900 67

M/I Homes $465,000 218

Caliber Homes, Inc.

$474,900 118

Lennar

$507,225 260

$505,615 141 Lennar

$509,140 291

$509,145 108

$509,531 238

$509,605 53

$509,765 214

Castle Gate Construction, Inc........$509,900 292

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $509,990 324

M/I Homes

Pulte Homes of Minnesota, LLC

Lennar

Robert Thomas Homes, Inc.

JP Brooks Builders

Robert Thomas Homes, Inc.

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota..........

Lennar

$512,990 70

$513,990 193

$513,995 160

$517,217 6

$519,258 55

$519,664 41

$519,720 315

$522,390 166

$524,900 75

$529,805 65

$529,990.................. 213

$533,378 326

$534,388.................. 110

$534,565 91

$539,700 161

$539,930 63

$541,385 140

Country Joe Homes $544,900 264

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $544,990 129 Lennar $545,125 18 Lennar $547,606 16 Vita Attiva Homes $549,000 278 Lennar

Homes by Price (continued)

Winkler Homes, LLC

$674,900

$678,465 339

$679,460 340 Castle Gate Construction, Inc........$679,900 270 Traditions by Donnay Homes, LLC$679,900 33

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $679,990 204

LAND HOMES

$686,200 254

Traditions by Donnay Homes, LLC$689,900 321

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $689,990 333 M/I Homes ..............................................

OneTenTen Homes, LLC

Pinnacle Family Homes, LLC

Simmer Brothers Homes, Inc.

S W Wold Construction, Inc.

Community Home Builders, LLC

Stone Cottage Construction, Inc.

DDK Construction, Inc.

Robert Thomas Homes, Inc.

Ziegler Custom Homes, Inc.

M/I Homes

Lennar

Eternity Homes, LLC

OneTenTen Homes, LLC $699,900 257

Robert Thomas Homes, Inc. $699,900 246

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $700,000 241

Distinctive

$716,610

Anderson Homes, Inc. $735,990 309

Divine Custom Homes, LLC

Dane Allen Homes, Inc.

Eternity Homes, LLC

OneTenTen Homes, LLC

Michael Lee Homes

$799,900 259

$799,900 311

$799,900 312

$799,900 45

$800,000 112

$809,900 225

$814,900 268

$819,000 341

$820,052 20

$827,240 197

$829,500 79

$830,000 144

$834,087 334

$845,900 269

$849,900 105

$849,900 182

$849,900 229

$849,900 266

$859,000 194 M/I Homes

LAND HOMES

Lennar

Charles Cudd Co., LLC

Hanson Builders, Inc.

Kootenia Homes

$867,074 219

$868,800 335

$879,000 49

$879,000 163

Mark of Excellence Homes, Inc......$879,990 10

Jonathan Homes of MN, LLC..........$880,000 133

Lennar

Summergate Development, LLC

M/I Homes

Fieldstone Family Homes, Inc.

M/I Homes

Stonegate Builders

M/I Homes

Lang Builders, Inc.

$737,900 179

Benzinger Homes $746,875 90

Johnson Reiland Builders & Remodelers, Inc.

$749,900 293

JP Brooks Builders $749,900 3

OneTenTen Homes, LLC

Homes $749,900 81

D.R. Horton, Inc. - Minnesota $750,000 303

K A Witt Construction, Inc. $750,000 294

LAND HOMES $750,500 256

Pinnacle Family Homes, LLC

Lennar

$753,900 255

$755,065 168 KEY LAND HOMES $756,900..................262

Brandl Anderson Homes, Inc. $757,990 275

Benzinger Homes $764,055 62

Pulte Homes of Minnesota, LLC

Charles Cudd Co., LLC

OneTenTen Homes, LLC

$886,925 17

$889,900 261

$889,990 314

$894,800 157

$895,990.................. 313

$899,900 191

$899,900 207

$899,990 138

$910,000 124

$918,700 150

$924,900 302

Bergeron Homes & Development, Inc. ...................................

$929,900 28

Lennar

Derrick Custom Homes, LLC

Robert Thomas Homes, Inc.

Hanson Builders, Inc.

M/I Homes

Robert Thomas Homes, Inc.

Harstad Homes, Inc.

Pratt Homes

Country Joe Homes

$1,000,000+

Robert Thomas Homes, Inc.

$939,461 169

$949,800 181

$962,060................. 332

$979,000 42

$981,000.................. 192

$989,000 164

$989,990 349

$994,900 37

$995,000 153

$995,000 147

$998,900 265

$1,010,200

Homes by City

Afton 188, 189

Andover 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111 Anoka ......................................................................................104 Apple Valley 246, 247, 248 Becker 78 Big Lake 79, 80, 81 Blaine 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137 Buffalo 74, 75 Cannon Falls 285, 286, 287 Carver 326, 327, 328 Chanhassen 335 Chaska 329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 334 Corcoran 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 Cottage Grove 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217 Credit River 297, 298, 299, 300 Dayton 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51 Delano 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 East Bethel 113, 114, 115, Eden Prairie 353, 354, 355, 356 Edina 358, 359 Elk River 95, 96, 97 Elko New Market 291, 292, 293 Faribault 289, 290 Farmington 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284 Forest Lake 120, 121, 122 Golden Valley 30, 31 Ham Lake 123, 124, 125, 126, 127 Hanover 72, 73 Hastings 224, 225 Hudson 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183 Hugo 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148 Independence 7, 8, 9 Inver Grove Heights 219, 220, 221, 222, 223 Jordan 295, 296 Lake Elmo 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170 Lakeville 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273 Lino Lakes 138, 139, 140, 141, 142 Little Canada 155, 156 Maple Grove 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40

Medina 10, 11, 12, 13

Minneapolis 357

Minnetonka 360, 361

Minnetrista 348, 349, 350, 351

Monticello 76, 77

New Prague

294

New Richmond 175, 176

North Branch 116, 117

North Oaks 149, 150, 151, 152

Northfield 288

Oak Grove 112

Oakdale ................................................................ 159, 160, 161

Otsego 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94

Plymouth 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29

Prescott 187

Princeton 82

Prior Lake 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306

Ramsey 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103

River Falls 184, 185, 186

Roberts 363, 364

Rockford 6

Rogers 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61

Rosemount 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245

Roseville...................................................................................157

Savage 307, 308

Shakopee 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325

Shorewood 352

Somerset 174

St. Michael 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71

Stillwater 171, 172, 173

Vadnais Heights 153, 154

Victoria........................................... 336, 337, 338, 339, 340

Waconia 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347

Wayzata 362

West St. Paul 218

White Bear Lake 158

Woodbury 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205

Wyoming 118, 119

Zimmerman 83, 84, 85

Builders, Inc. 22, 35, 146, 173

SOUTHWEST

NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST

NORTHWEST

The Northwest’s Hidden Gem

Nestled in the heart of the northwest suburbs, St. Michael is where small-town charm meets modern convenience. Flanked by Albertville, Hanover, and Buffalo, this growing community offers a little something for everyone, from picturesque trails and outdoor recreation to family-owned eateries and a strong sense of community.

Developments

On the hunt for a new neighborhood? Check out these new construction developments on the Spring Parade of Homes in St. Michael:

ANTON VILLAGE: Lennar; Robert Thomas Homes, Inc.

LAKESHORE PARK: Hanson Builders, Inc; M/I Homes

LEGACY BAY FARMS: Capstone Homes, Inc.

PCS VILLAS OF ST MICHAEL: Dane Allen Homes, Inc.

THE TOWNS AT LAKESHORE PARK: M/I Homes

VISTA POINTE: M/I Homes

Population

School District

March 7 – April 6

Number of Parade Homes

Parade Home Price Range

$335,000 - $769,000

Outdoor Adventures Await

St. Michael’s extensive parks and trails network invites you to explore year-round. Beebe Lake Regional Park offers everything from sandy beaches and picnicking spots to trails for hiking and cross-country skiing. Crow-Hassan Park Reserve wows visitors with restored prairie landscapes, miles of scenic trails, and a 40-acre off-leash dog area. For adventure-seekers, the recreation center boasts ice rinks, soccer and softball ﬁelds, tennis courts, and even a BMX track.

Wellness, Your Way

Reﬁne Pilates and Willow Soul Yoga provide boutique-style classes for those looking to stretch and tone in a peaceful setting. If high-intensity is more your speed, EffectUs Athletics delivers top-tier strength training and CrossFit-inspired group workouts. And for those focusing on holistic nutrition, Eating, Elevated offers personalized coaching and meal planning services designed to nourish both body and mind.

Savor St. Michael

From farm-to-table dining to sweet indulgences, St. Michael’s culinary scene has it all. Kickstart your morning with a coffee from Dunn Bros or Starbucks, then treat yourself to fresh, local dishes at Main Street Farmer Eatery or Home Grown. Millside Tavern serves up mouthwatering burgers, while What’s the Scoop? ice cream satisﬁes your sweet tooth. And for a lively night out, head to Ditto’s dive bar for karaoke or BK Tap Haus for Minnesota craft beer and a cozy vibe.

Arts & Entertainment

Bowl a few rounds at Big Al’s Bowling Bar or catch a movie and a concert at the Parisian-inspired St. Michael Cinema’s Le Musique Room. During the warmer months, Summerﬁeld Amphitheatre hosts outdoor shows that bring the community together under the stars. Winter, however, brings its own charm with Winterfest, a celebration of the season featuring horse-drawn wagon rides, ice skating, live entertainment, and more. And don’t forget the annual Daze & Knights Festival in August — a community celebration brimming with live music, family activities, and local ﬂair.

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2,692

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LIVING LOCAL

HUGO

Small-Town Charm, Big Possibilities

Hugo, a growing suburb of St. Paul, strikes the balance between small-town tranquility and urban convenience. Over the past decade, this community has flourished, welcoming young families and fostering strong connections in its close-knit neighborhoods. Just 25 minutes from the Twin Cities, Hugo offers the best of both worlds — peaceful rural living paired with easy access to big-city amenities.

Developments

On the hunt for a new neighborhood? Check out these new construction developments on the Spring Parade of Homes in Hugo:

ACRES OF BALD LAKE: Gorham Custom Homes, LLC

ADELAIDE LANDING: Hanson Builders, Inc.

ONEKA SHORES: M/I Homes

FABLE HILL: Pratt Homes

WATERCREST: Robert Thomas Homes, Inc. Population

School District

The City of Hugo is divided among four Independent School Districts (ISD).

March 7 – April 6

Number of Parade Homes

Parade Home Price Range

$619,990 - $1,345,000

Playgrounds, Parks, & Lakeside Escapes

Hugo’s abundant green spaces and proximity to scenic lakes make it an outdoor lover’s paradise. The city’s extensive trail system is perfect for walking, running, or biking. Just a 10-minute drive from town, you’ll ﬁnd four beautiful lakes — Forest Lake, Big Marine, White Bear Lake, and Bald Eagle Lake. For those who prefer to stay closer to home, Hugo’s local parks offer peaceful spots for picnics, play, and recreation.

Sweat, Stretch, & Strengthen

Hugo is home to ﬁ tness options that ﬁ t any lifestyle. Anytime Fitness provides 24/7 gym access, making it easy to stay active on your schedule. Just a short drive away, F45 Training and HOTWORX in Lino Lakes bring high-intensity interval training and heated yoga to the mix.

Snack, Sip, & Socialize

Hugo’s growing dining scene offers multiple options for hometown dining. Blue Heron Grill is a local favorite, offering everything from hearty burgers to gourmet pasta dishes. Pizza aﬁcionados can satisfy their cravings at Savoy or Wise Guys, while comfort food lovers ﬂock to the Blacksmith Lounge for its famous Broaster Chicken and lunch specials. In the warmer months, Booms Ice Cream Shop is a must-visit for its delicious variety of scoops.

Hometown Favorites & Nearby Adventures

While an up-and-coming downtown area, new businesses are moving in for more restaurants and shopping options. Nearby in Lino Lakes, Dellwood, and White Bear Lake, you can ﬁnd more options for nightlife, shopping, and entertainment. In the summer, Hugo’s signature event, Good Neighbor Days, brings the community together with a lively parade, carnival rides, and fun for the whole family.

March 7 – April

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LAKEVILLE

Suburban Bliss with Urban Perks

Nestled just 35 minutes from downtown Minneapolis, Lakeville, MN, offers the perfect blend of big-city convenience and small-town charm. Known for its top-rated schools, picturesque parks, and thriving neighborhoods, Lakeville has become a bustling hub for families and professionals alike.

School District

Lakeville is served by Independent Schools Districts 192, 194 and 196.

Developments

On the hunt for a new neighborhood? Check out these new construction developments on the Spring Parade of Homes in Lakeville:

7TH STREET TOWNHOMES: Castle Gate Construction

AUTUMN HILL: Country Joe Homes

BERRES RIDGE: Eternity Homes, LLC; OneTenTen Homes, LLC; Robert McNearney Custom Homes, Inc.; Stone Cottage Construction, Inc.

BROOKSHIRE: D.R. Horton, Inc. – Minnesota

CEDAR CREEK VILLAS: Country Joe Homes

CEDAR HILLS: Lennar

CASLANO: Lennar

GLACIER CREEK: OneTenTen Homes, LLC

HIGHVIEW RIDGE: KEY LAND HOMES

KNOB HILL: Pietsch Builders, Inc.

PHEASANT RUN: KEY LAND HOMES; OneTenTen Homes, LLC; Pinnacle Family Homes, LLC

THE PRESERVE: Country Joe Homes

SUMMERS CREEK: Summergate Development, LLC

VOYAGEUR FARMS: Lennar

March 7 – April 6

$414,990 - $998,900 Number of

Parade Home Price Range

The Great Outdoors

With over 70 parks, 142 miles of trails, and several serene lakes, Lakeville is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Antlers Park and Swimming Beach are popular destinations in the summer, offering opportunities to swim, picnic, and relax. For a more active day, Kenwood Disc Golf Course provides a fun challenge, while Ritter Farm Park is a family favorite for its open spaces and natural beauty.

Wellness Within Reach

Lakeville takes health and wellness seriously, offering a wide range of ﬁ tness and health services to suit every need. National chains like Anytime Fitness, Life Time, and Snap Fitness provide comprehensive workout options, while boutique studios such as HOTWORX, Mi5 Fitness & CrossFit, and Title Boxing Club offer specialized experiences. For athletes and recovery-focused individuals, ETS Performance and Charged Fitness & Rehab deliver targeted training and rehabilitation. Holistic health services are available at Life Wellness Center, which provides chiropractic care, functional nutrition, and massage therapy. With access to all major health systems and hospitals, Lakeville ensures that wellness is always within reach.

For the Foodie

Lakeville’s food scene caters to every craving. Enjoy the upscale offerings of Porterhouse Steak & Seafood and Barley + Vine or savor the trendy bites and craft drinks at The Better Half and Northern Taphouse. Lakeville Brewing Company is the go-to spot for summer evenings ﬁlled with brews and community vibes. Rudy’s Red Eye Grill impresses with its brunch buffet, while Dairy Delite is a downtown favorite for legendary ice cream scoops. For those who love classic chains, ﬁnd everything under the sun within a short drive!

Create, Play, & Be Entertained

Lakeville offers endless opportunities for fun, from creative experiences to lively seasonal events. At Board & Brush Creative Studio, you can unleash your DIY spirit, while Bowlero provides hours of entertainment with bowling, arcade games, and laser tag. During the winter months, the Dakota Curling Club is a unique way to stay active, and Emagine Theater ensures you’ll never miss the latest blockbuster. The Lakeville Area Arts Center regularly showcases live performances and gallery exhibitions, while the annual Lakeville Art Festival in September is a vibrant celebration of creativity. Seasonal highlights like the Taste of Lakeville food festival and the bustling Lakeville Farmers Market, held every Wednesday and Saturday from May to October, further showcase the city’s community spirit. Plus, the world-famous Mall of America and Minnesota Zoo are only a short drive away.

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A Variety of Single Family Homes, Townhomes, & Villas throughout the Twin Cities!

CORCORAN

Rush Creek Reserve

Single Family Homes, Townhomes, & Villas

COTTAGE GROVE

Mississippi Landing

Single Family Homes

RAMSEY

Parkside Townhomes Townhomes

DAYTON Riverwalk

Single Family Homes

Sundance Greens Villas

DELANO

Legacy Woods

Single Family Homes

FARMINGTON

North Creek

Single Family Homes & Villas

HUGO

Oneka Shores

Single Family Homes, Twin Homes, & Villas

JORDAN

Single Family Homes & Villas

LINO LAKES

Nature’s Refuge

Single Family Homes

MINNETRISTA

Woodland Cove

Single Family Homes, Townhomes, & Villas

OTSEGO

Boulder Pass

Single Family Homes

ROGERS

Towns at Fox Creek Townhomes

ROSEMOUNT

Annagaire at Amber Fields

Single Family Homes

Artaine at Amber Fields Villas

SHAKOPEE

Valley Crest

Single Family Homes & Villas

ST. MICHAEL

Lakeshore Park

Single Family Homes

Towns at Lakeshore Park Townhomes

Vista Pointe

Single Family Homes & Villas

VICTORIA

Birchwood Townhomes

WACONIA

Orchard Park

Single Family Homes & Villas

WEST ST. PAUL

Thompson Square East Townhomes

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2,242

1,830

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2,468

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Amber Fields is the Twin Cities’ newest, largest, and most beautiful Master Planned Community.

Choose from single family homes, villas, and townhomes while living close to nature. With parks, trails, playgrounds, and pickleball courts, outdoor fun and recreation are just steps away!

COMING SOON, NEW ISD 197 MIDDLE SCHOOL AT CO. RD. 42 AND BISCAYNE AVE.

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SOUTHWEST

SHAKOPEE

Living the Good Life

Shakopee is a community known for its family-friendly atmosphere. Nestled along the Minnesota River, this outer-tier suburb of Minneapolis surprises visitors with its vibrant mix of outdoor adventures, highly rated schools, and culinary delights. Whether you’re drawn by its charming parks, thriving local businesses, or iconic entertainment venues, Shakopee offers a little something for everyone.

School District

SHAKOPEE (District 720)

Developments

On the hunt for a new neighborhood? Check out these new construction developments on the Spring Parade of Homes in Shakopee:

ARBOR BLUFF: Lennar

COUNTRYSIDE: Traditions by Donnay Homes, LLC

HIGHVIEW PARK: D.R. Horton, Inc. – Minnesota

STAGECOACH AT SOUTHBRIDGE CROSSING: Distinctive Design Build, LLC

SUMMERLAND PLACE: David Weekley Homes; Lennar

VALLEY CREST: M/I Homes

WHISPERING WATERS: Brandl Anderson Homes, Inc.; KEY LAND HOMES; OneTenTen Homes, LLC; Pinnacle Family Homes, LLC

March 7 – April 6

Number of Parade Homes

Parade Home Price Range

$389,990 - $895,990

Outdoor & Indoor Adventures

The Minnesota Valley State Trail stretches for nearly 10 miles, providing paved paths perfect for biking or walking along the scenic river. Closer to downtown, Huber Park offers both a picturesque walking route and free ﬁ tness classes. Dropshot Pickleball offers a fun and beginner-friendly way to stay active, while The Landing provides scenic hiking trails through a heritage park ﬁlled with historic buildings and stunning views of the Minnesota River. For families, The Lookout Indoor Playground features sensory walls, tunnels, and slides, making it a go-to spot for chilly days.

Living Well

Popular chains like Anytime Fitness, Planet Fitness, and OrangeTheory cater to traditional gym-goers, while boutique studios like Peak Physique and ShakRa Yoga & Fitness offer specialized programs. For those looking to try something different, local karate and jiu-jitsu studios provide a great way to stay ﬁ t while learning new skills. And with access to top-notch healthcare systems nearby, Shakopee ensures your wellness needs are always within reach.

Thriving Culinary Scene

Start your day with a comforting breakfast at Wampach’s, a local institution since 1958, or enjoy a Cajun-inspired brunch at Mallards. For lunch, Pasta Zola and Zuppa Cucina serve hearty Italian comfort food while Phở 83 and Thai Tempo offer fresh Asian cuisine with a twist. Beer enthusiasts will feel right at home with Badger Hill Brewing, Bravis Craft Mexican Kitchen, Shakopee Brewhall, and Mana Brewing. For a cozy treat, head to Coffee Ta Cream, where specialty drinks like turtle mocha hot cocoa are perfect for warming up on cold Minnesota days.

Year-Round Entertainment

Valleyfair, the Upper Midwest’s largest amusement park, delivers thrills and fun for all ages, while the Minnesota Renaissance Festival offers an immersive step back in time, complete with jousting, artisan markets, and live performances. Canterbury Park is the place to be for live horse racing and special events, and Mystic Lake Casino adds gaming excitement to the mix. Shakopee also hosts several standout festivals throughout the year, including Rhythm on the Rails, a free summer concert series, and the Great Midwest Rib Fest, a barbecue lover’s paradise. Don’t miss Lakefront Music Fest, which draws national acts every July, or Sever’s Fall Festival, a family-friendly favorite featuring a massive corn maze and seasonal treats.

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