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Price · 12 months through September 2026

The Twin Cities’ highest-priced housing markets

Where homes sold for the most over the 12 months through September 2026, by median sale price.

15 places

The list

How we made it: Cities in our community guides with at least 30 sales in the 12 months, and Minneapolis and Saint Paul neighborhoods with at least 20, ranked by median sale price.

  1. 1
    OronoHennepin County
    Median sale price
    $1,225,000
    Change from a year earlier
    +4.3%
    Homes sold
    131
  2. 2
    DeephavenHennepin County
    Median sale price
    $1,207,500
    Change from a year earlier
    +19.0%
    Homes sold
    50
  3. 3
    WayzataHennepin County
    Median sale price
    $1,137,000
    Change from a year earlier
    +3.4%
    Homes sold
    87
  4. 4
    MedinaHennepin County
    Median sale price
    $1,034,752
    Change from a year earlier
    +10.7%
    Homes sold
    142
  5. 5
    North OaksRamsey County
    Median sale price
    $950,000
    Change from a year earlier
    −11.4%
    Homes sold
    93
  6. 6
    ShorewoodHennepin County
    Median sale price
    $930,500
    Change from a year earlier
    +5.7%
    Homes sold
    114
  7. 7
    IndependenceHennepin County
    Median sale price
    $900,000
    Change from a year earlier
    +12.5%
    Homes sold
    35
  8. 8
    GreenfieldHennepin County
    Median sale price
    $840,000
    Change from a year earlier
    +9.8%
    Homes sold
    42
  9. 9
    GrantWashington County
    Median sale price
    $822,500
    Change from a year earlier
    +17.1%
    Homes sold
    32
  10. 10
    AftonWashington County
    Median sale price
    $770,500
    Change from a year earlier
    +0.7%
    Homes sold
    30
  11. 11
    ExcelsiorHennepin County
    Median sale price
    $725,000
    Change from a year earlier
    −22.6%
    Homes sold
    57
  12. 12
    MinnetristaHennepin County
    Median sale price
    $719,990
    Change from a year earlier
    +6.4%
    Homes sold
    193
  13. 13
    EdinaHennepin County
    Median sale price
    $696,250
    Change from a year earlier
    +3.1%
    Homes sold
    770
  14. 14
    Spring ParkHennepin County
    Median sale price
    $688,750
    Change from a year earlier
    −12.8%
    Homes sold
    30
  15. 15
    ScandiaWashington County
    Median sale price
    $677,500
    Change from a year earlier
    +18.9%
    Homes sold
    42

Inside the cities

Minneapolis and Saint Paul neighborhoods

NeighborhoodMedian sale priceChangeHomes sold
Kenwood Minneapolis$1,251,000+9.9%24
Lynnhurst Minneapolis$745,750−5.0%80
East Bde Maka Ska Minneapolis$735,000+33.6%30
Fulton Minneapolis$720,000+11.4%115
Downtown East Minneapolis$687,500−3.3%90
Linden Hills Minneapolis$675,000+6.3%124
Lowry Hill Minneapolis$647,500+14.6%54
Tangletown Minneapolis$645,000+2.4%63
Nicollet Island-East Bank Minneapolis$599,000+53.6%47
East Harriet Minneapolis$590,000+18.2%37

Quick answers

Questions about this list

Which Twin Cities city has the highest home prices?

Orono, with a median sale price of $1,225,000 over the 12 months through September 2026, among cities in our guides with at least 30 sales. Next: Deephaven ($1.21M), Wayzata ($1.14M) and Medina ($1.03M).

Which Minneapolis or Saint Paul neighborhood has the highest home prices?

Kenwood in Minneapolis, at a median $1,251,000 over the same 12 months (24 sales).

Sources: Minneapolis Area REALTORS® Local Market Update reports for each city and neighborhood, September 2026 (12 months through September 2026). Data from NorthstarMLS; produced by ShowingTime Plus, LLC; current as of October 7, 2026. Does not account for seller concessions. Activity for one month can sometimes look extreme due to small sample size. Every place links to our guide to it; open it for schools, Census facts, drive times and homes for sale.

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