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Housing age

Twin Cities suburbs with the newest homes

Half the homes in each of these cities were built in the year shown or later. Newer housing usually means fewer big repairs and more open floor plans, and often new-construction neighborhoods still being built.

20 places

The list

How we made it: Every city in our community guides with at least 1,000 households, ranked by the median year its homes were built (US Census American Community Survey).

  1. 1
    DaytonHennepin County
    Median year built
    2011
    Single-family homes
    86%
    Median home value
    $511,300
  2. 2
    CarverCarver County
    Median year built
    2007
    Single-family homes
    93%
    Median home value
    $445,800
  3. 3
    VictoriaCarver County
    Median year built
    2006
    Single-family homes
    96%
    Median home value
    $581,200
  4. 4
    Elko New MarketScott County
    Median year built
    2005
    Single-family homes
    98%
    Median home value
    $433,100
  5. 5
    Lake ElmoWashington County
    Median year built
    2004
    Single-family homes
    84%
    Median home value
    $597,000
  6. 6
    RogersHennepin County
    Median year built
    2004
    Single-family homes
    85%
    Median home value
    $459,700
  7. 7
    HanoverWright County
    Median year built
    2003
    Single-family homes
    98%
    Median home value
    $447,900
  8. 8
    HugoWashington County
    Median year built
    2003
    Single-family homes
    90%
    Median home value
    $408,900
  9. 9
    St. FrancisAnoka County
    Median year built
    2001
    Single-family homes
    85%
    Median home value
    $327,600
  10. 10
    WaconiaCarver County
    Median year built
    2001
    Single-family homes
    84%
    Median home value
    $431,000
  11. 11
    MedinaHennepin County
    Median year built
    2000
    Single-family homes
    90%
    Median home value
    $736,700
  12. 12
    RosemountDakota County
    Median year built
    2000
    Single-family homes
    88%
    Median home value
    $424,100
  13. 13
    Belle PlaineScott County
    Median year built
    1999
    Single-family homes
    85%
    Median home value
    $318,200
  14. 14
    JordanScott County
    Median year built
    1999
    Single-family homes
    76%
    Median home value
    $336,200
  15. 15
    LakevilleDakota County
    Median year built
    1999
    Single-family homes
    88%
    Median home value
    $452,500
  16. 16
    ShakopeeScott County
    Median year built
    1999
    Single-family homes
    80%
    Median home value
    $374,800
  17. 17
    FarmingtonDakota County
    Median year built
    1998
    Single-family homes
    89%
    Median home value
    $366,200
  18. 18
    Prior LakeScott County
    Median year built
    1998
    Single-family homes
    87%
    Median home value
    $450,700
  19. 19
    EmpireDakota County
    Median year built
    1997
    Single-family homes
    98%
    Median home value
    $469,500
  20. 20
    SavageScott County
    Median year built
    1997
    Single-family homes
    90%
    Median home value
    $432,300

Quick answers

Questions about this list

Which Twin Cities suburb has the newest homes?

Dayton: half its homes were built in 2011 or later, according to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2020–2024). Then Carver (2007), Victoria (2006) and Elko New Market (2005).

Where can I find new construction?

Cities near the top of this list usually have new-construction neighborhoods still selling. Ask us: we can show you builders’ homes and resales, and represent you with the builder at no cost to you.

Sources: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates. Every place links to our guide to it; open it for schools, Census facts, drive times and homes for sale.

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