I say white bear lake. So close to cities. Has a small town feel. Downtown white bear has a farmer market every Thursday in the summer. You can go to cup and cone for socializing. All kinds of different bars and restaurants to go to. And right up hwy 61, you have the auction at the blacksmith. In a very short distance, you have different lakes. And white bear does outside movies, so much fun. What more could you ask for. 😊😊
Good list Brandon and nice of you to include Duluth, but all the TC locations are in Hennepin County. We would love to see your top five in Ramsey County. Thanks
I’ve lived in MN all my life. I love Red Wing, Lake City, Duluth and Grand Marais. Grand Rapids is an honorable mention as the birthplace of the mighty Mississippi. All beautiful locations on the water.
I used to deliver appliances around the metro area and I would have to say it Wayzata feels way more luxurious than Minnetonka. Bigger houses definitely
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Funny since Rochester several years ago was Money Magazine top in the whole country and still is usually in the top 10. But to many metro "out state" is "out of state" or simply does not exist - so much for the Mayo Clinic and IBM and all the other good things that are evaluated.
Most cities in Minnesota/twin cities are pretty awesome in their own ways. When I heard top 5 I made my own mental list. Most I came up with were like one town away from yours. I think Hopkins beats st Louis Park. West end is pretty awesome though. I think Plymouth beats Maple grove. Arbor lakes is a lobster trap. You can get in but you can't get out. Delano. Small town simplicity without being too far from civilization, and enough people that there's mostly what you need. Corcoran/Greenfield. If you want land and again, like Delano, not too far from where your job might be. Eden prairie for 1 reason and only one reason Lions Tap. My favorite burger
Plymouth is in my honorable mentions. I love Plymouth but the homes are too expensive. That's my only knock on it. I've only been to Delano once so I dont really know what's out there. Was just in Eden Prairie today doing an open house. I wont dispute that one. Alot of stuff out that way. I will admit that Arbor lakes traffic can be super stupid during busy times of the day, but I'm never there at that time lol!
I'm biased towards the West also. I grew up in Crystal and have lived on this side my whole life.....but that's why I put. disclaimer on the video lol. The southern cities have been interesting me lately though.They have all the good golf courses!
I have lived in Saint Louis Park, Brooklyn Center,Brooklyn Park, Minneapolis, Hopkins, Saint Paul and Woodbury. I want to move to Elk River far enough from city life yet close enough to it
As a student if I want to live in single bedroom apartment or shared house, which area is cheapest but best and easy access to both minnepolis and st louis according to you?
You should look into Dayton, its the next upcoming city. So much outdoor activities with the Park Reserve, the future park development along the Mississippi that's breaking ground next year to include an amphitheater, kayak launch, a trail along the entire river, and so much more in the coming years!
I agree with you on Wayzata. Beautiful place but yes pricey but you get what you pay. 😊 Duluth used to be a great weekend get away from the Cities. Not a long drive, beautiful scenery. But lately they have become like a second "Twin Cities" Maybe call it our triplet.lol. I believe it is full of city folks. cost of staying up there has tripled. I believe it has not become that quick and cheap getaway like it used to be. I agree the south east is a cheaper and just as beautiful.not as ❄️ cold. Red Wing. Lake Pepin. The bluffs. And you get your Wisconsin feel as if you were in Duluth...if needed. IMHO. thanks for your videos.
Yeah Duluth has gotten SOOO expensive. I wanted to go up there for the weekend this winter but man, those air bnbs are expensive now. What city do you live in?
Oh nice! I was just out there this weekend with one of my buyers looking at homes. Wouldn't happen to know anyone in the area thinking about making a move would you?
@@movingtominnesota sorry, no. You know where the golf course here in Blaine is?... Beautiful homes and parks. Well yeah I don't live near that. I am on the other side of Hwy 65..low rent area . 😆
@@GiraffeBoyMrBro Sometimes those that hate on the city haven’t even lived in it. They hear a news story about a robbery downtown and think the entire city is ‘dangerous.’ It’s really NOT. Some ppl are just afraid of city life. I lived in Mpls for years and really liked it. It felt like home. I lived in southwest MPLS. I like how different areas in the city each have their own little neighborhood places-like little restaurants, coffee shops, etc. that you can easily walk or drive to. I also lived close enough to a large lake that I often walked or biked to. I’d frequently see neighbors at nearby places. It was nice & the neighborhood really felt like home.
South St Paul is nice Kaposia Park Bro try chromatics Ukrainian deli in the NE. Hennepin Ave., East they have some great sausage and unique food. Also, Emily’s Lebanese deli is awesome.
Leave me in Minneapolis. I need to be with my people. I don't want our like the surburb life (even though i currently live in hopkins). I'm currently working on buying a house in Minneapolis where I'm from. A lot of people crack jokes, complain, or let fox news scare them, Minneapolis is beautiful and will always be home, specifically north Minneapolis. Miss me with the gate speech.
@@movingtominnesota lemme know if you check it out. Their soy/garlic/Asian inspired flavors (tarantula and kamikaze) are fantastic. My wife loves the Huck Finn (BBQ/Blueberry). Dragon’s Breath and Vaporizer are horseradish fests. They occasionally do a smoked jerk wing which is also quite delightful. You may need to take out a second mortgage-they aren’t cheap-but it is delightful.
@@movingtominnesota its nothing special in terms of nightlife and entertainment. Rochester is the perfect blend of urban and suburban. Bigger city with a small town character. Low crime, world class healthcare, job opportunities, and affordable cost of living. I recommend it next time you’re in the great state of Minnesota.
Why nothing in st paul? Roseville, arden hills and new brighton would be great options in ramsey county. For me, i lean more towards hennepin county. Brooklyn park, brooklyn center, crystal, robinsdale new hope and northeast minneapolis are my choices there. Not twin cities would be either st cloud or mankato.
I grew up and still live on the Minneapolis side of the Twin Cities. I dont venture our to Saint Paul often unless its for work. Not to say the cities out there are bad, because they aren't. I personally just dont spend much time that way.
My take Duluth - nice to visit in the summer, but that is it. Duluth has one big con and that is the location. It’s kind of isolated for a medium city and the cold, snow, ice plus hilly city? Wayzata - too expensive St Louis park, great city but hard to differentiate between it and Minneapolis sometimes. If you want the quit suburban lifestyle may need to look further. Maple grove - spot on great city Plymouth another great city but homes are pricy. Lake Elmo is a good city in my opinion.
Duluth has too many hills. I’m a local trucker myself and I travel all over the state. Maple Grove is probably the best bang for your buck, but I’m on Brooklyn Center budget. Everything is high , so a renovated rambler in BC is all the average black family in Minnesota can afford. Brooklyn Park too. At least near the Cities
I would not sleep well living in St Louis Park. I work in and around Wayzata. Agreed, though... if you can afford Wayzata, you can live anywhere in Minnesota. There are military contractors located in Wayzata/Plymouth, so I doubt the money will ever stop flowing to there. I would personally choose Orono or Medina, though. Theres where all the professional athletes live. Chaska is another great alternative to Plymouth and Maple Grove. Chaska has an amazing downtown they are currently updating. If you venture to Rogers, Dayton, Corcoran, St Micheals... they are turning into a Maple Grove style city. Cookie cutter nieghborhoods as far as you can see... I personally hate those style of nieghborhoods, but there will be a huge supply of homes there. I love Minnesota, but unless you have a family and a stable job, dont move here. The market is extremely closed, similar to California. Taxes and government spending is geared towards families and exsisting businesses. We dont tax your food or clothing, but we tax the f outta your land and income.
Minnesota is really a mixed bag. The arrowhead region and the rest of Minnesota’s far north, the regions around the St. Croix river on the Wisconsin border, and the bluff country and Mississippi River valley in the southeast corner of the state are all cool. The Twin Cities area is miserable and I have never understood why so many swoon over it to the degree that they do. But to each their own, I suppose. Born and raised in the Twin Cities, moved a thousand miles away last year, and I’m glad I did. Never looking back. Minnesota also has one of the highest tax burdens in the country for its citizens as well
@@movingtominnesota I moved to Montana. My family has been here since 1967. I have relatives in Billings and Helena, and my grandmother lives in an assisted living facility in Laurel. It is useful for me to be here and take care of things for my grandmother and on our family's place here, where I now live; a big set of obligations for me. But the choice to move here was 100% my own and one I made with great enthusiasm. I have lived in Bloomington, Shakopee, Jordan, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Eagan, Richfield, and more. I've moved a lot. If my count is right, 14 times in the past 22 years. To be clear, too, I didn't intend to be a hater with my original comment. Just wanted to offer my own perspective as someone who was born and raised and lived in and around the Twin Cities for most of my life and who has been in and around most of the state.
@@HysterS-FTGood luck out there! And I didn’t take your previous comment that way. There are obviously thing’s about Minnesota that are good and bad. I want this channel to be a real reflection of what Minnesota actually is but I’m not going to claim to know everything there is to know about Minnesota because I don’t. Which is why I always encourage my viewers to comment! Thanks for your input!
Only city he got right is Duluth. All the other ones for bunch of yuppies and I guess more $ for him if anyone actually listens to this video and want to move to one of the cities.
@@movingtominnesota Canterbury park, mystic lake casino, valley fair, one of the rare suburbs that has an old downtown but also newer suburban amenities. It’s massive and growing quickly with luxury neighborhoods. The high school is the second largest in the state. Lot of public tax $ went towards it. In my opinion it has the right characteristics to raise a family while also having non typical entertainment options.
I would advise anyone to not move to MN and leave it. It's a very left leaning state that is in competition with California for taxes and welfare programs. MN also has a fast-growing homeless industry being built to beat San Fransico. MN is trying to break the needle on how far left it can go in regard to politics.
I say white bear lake. So close to cities. Has a small town feel. Downtown white bear has a farmer market every Thursday in the summer. You can go to cup and cone for socializing. All kinds of different bars and restaurants to go to. And right up hwy 61, you have the auction at the blacksmith. In a very short distance, you have different lakes. And white bear does outside movies, so much fun. What more could you ask for. 😊😊
White bear is nice. I agree with the small town feel as well.
Yea kinda nice in downtown WB
Stillwater.
I love the Hopkins area. Lots of trails and cute downtown.
Hopkins is nice! I'll do a video on it this year.
Hopkins over St Louis Park imo 😭 I do like St Louis Park a lot still
I relocated from California to Minnesota 5 years ago I love the Eagan and Inver Grove heights suburban area
My girlfriend is from Eagan. They have a lot of stuff over that way.
I visited Duluth in december and loved it. i would definitely consider moving up there. it was like going back in time to the 1800's
Duluth is super nice! I was thinking about taking a little weekend trip up there in a few weeks.
Love your videos 😊 Never thought to check out Duluth, great idea and option. Thank you!
Thank you! Yeah if you get some time I would definitely take a weekend trip up there!
Duluth is nice
I grew up in Maple Grove behind the lookout. So much to do there and amazing location. Cant beat it.
Ahhhhh you live in maple grove! Love you and your channel even more man!
Good list Brandon and nice of you to include Duluth, but all the TC locations are in Hennepin County.
We would love to see your top five in Ramsey County.
Thanks
St. Paul , Duluth ,Stillwater, Grand Marias and Red Wing. That’s my top five list.
Just posted a Duluth video!
St paul is weak. Everybody knows Minneapolis holds the crown. Miss me with the hate speech.
St. Paul is a failed society
Honestly one of the worst lists I’ve seen 😂😂😂 there is nothing in Stillwater
St Paul is ridiculously dangerous now. Shootings literally every other night.
Woodbury and Maple Grove are my favs
I always say Woodbury is the Maple Grove of the East!
@@movingtominnesotaI agree
Maple Grove is just cookie cutter houses and shopping centers.
I live in plymouth Minnesota!
And my fav city is Maple Grove! ❤
Is there any Minnesota census information available? Thank you for your help and the great videos.
I would Google it. Im sure there is!
I’ve lived in MN all my life. I love Red Wing, Lake City, Duluth and Grand Marais. Grand Rapids is an honorable mention as the birthplace of the mighty Mississippi. All beautiful locations on the water.
I was just in Duluth a couple weeks ago. The weather was perfect up there!
I think you mean Park Rapids, city of Itasca State Park.
Great video.
Thank you sir
I used to deliver appliances around the metro area and I would have to say it Wayzata feels way more luxurious than Minnetonka. Bigger houses definitely
Yeah it definitely does! Luxury vehicles all over the place in Wayzata.
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I was hoping no one noticed. 😅
No Rochester?
Believe it or not but I've never been to Rochester....
Funny since Rochester several years ago was Money Magazine top in the whole country and still is usually in the top 10. But to many metro "out state" is "out of state" or simply does not exist - so much for the Mayo Clinic and IBM and all the other good things that are evaluated.
@@speak2u Those types of write ups are often given to city's that pay for the reviews.
Most cities in Minnesota/twin cities are pretty awesome in their own ways. When I heard top 5 I made my own mental list. Most I came up with were like one town away from yours.
I think Hopkins beats st Louis Park. West end is pretty awesome though.
I think Plymouth beats Maple grove. Arbor lakes is a lobster trap. You can get in but you can't get out.
Delano. Small town simplicity without being too far from civilization, and enough people that there's mostly what you need.
Corcoran/Greenfield. If you want land and again, like Delano, not too far from where your job might be.
Eden prairie for 1 reason and only one reason Lions Tap. My favorite burger
I guess I'm biased to the West side Minneapolis side
Plymouth is in my honorable mentions. I love Plymouth but the homes are too expensive. That's my only knock on it.
I've only been to Delano once so I dont really know what's out there.
Was just in Eden Prairie today doing an open house. I wont dispute that one. Alot of stuff out that way.
I will admit that Arbor lakes traffic can be super stupid during busy times of the day, but I'm never there at that time lol!
I'm biased towards the West also. I grew up in Crystal and have lived on this side my whole life.....but that's why I put. disclaimer on the video lol. The southern cities have been interesting me lately though.They have all the good golf courses!
I have lived in Saint Louis Park, Brooklyn Center,Brooklyn Park, Minneapolis, Hopkins, Saint Paul and Woodbury. I want to move to Elk River far enough from city life yet close enough to it
All nice cities. Elk River is up and coming too! Theyre doing construction on 169 though so thats kind of annoying.
As a student if I want to live in single bedroom apartment or shared house, which area is cheapest but best and easy access to both minnepolis and st louis according to you?
You should look into Dayton, its the next upcoming city. So much outdoor activities with the Park Reserve, the future park development along the Mississippi that's breaking ground next year to include an amphitheater, kayak launch, a trail along the entire river, and so much more in the coming years!
I'm right next to Dayton, and I agree. It definitely up and coming! Alot of homes being built there right now.
I agree with you on Wayzata. Beautiful place but yes pricey but you get what you pay. 😊 Duluth used to be a great weekend get away from the Cities. Not a long drive, beautiful scenery. But lately they have become like a second "Twin Cities" Maybe call it our triplet.lol. I believe it is full of city folks. cost of staying up there has tripled. I believe it has not become that quick and cheap getaway like it used to be. I agree the south east is a cheaper and just as beautiful.not as ❄️ cold. Red Wing. Lake Pepin. The bluffs. And you get your Wisconsin feel as if you were in Duluth...if needed. IMHO.
thanks for your videos.
Yeah Duluth has gotten SOOO expensive. I wanted to go up there for the weekend this winter but man, those air bnbs are expensive now. What city do you live in?
@@movingtominnesota north suburbs Blaine
Oh nice! I was just out there this weekend with one of my buyers looking at homes. Wouldn't happen to know anyone in the area thinking about making a move would you?
@@movingtominnesota sorry, no. You know where the golf course here in Blaine is?... Beautiful homes and parks. Well yeah I don't live near that. I am on the other side of Hwy 65..low rent area . 😆
Majestic oaks or Bunker hills? Yes, I know where both of them are. LOL....Well why dont we get you over to the other side?
bro why does everybody hate on Minnesota?
I really don’t think they actually hate it as much as tho why say they do. Otherwise why are they watching my video on it? 🤣
Mainly weather, politics and taxes
@@GiraffeBoyMrBro Sometimes those that hate on the city haven’t even lived in it. They hear a news story about a robbery downtown and think the entire city is ‘dangerous.’ It’s really NOT. Some ppl are just afraid of city life. I lived in Mpls for years and really liked it. It felt like home. I lived in southwest MPLS. I like how different areas in the city each have their own little neighborhood places-like little restaurants, coffee shops, etc. that you can easily walk or drive to. I also lived close enough to a large lake that I often walked or biked to. I’d frequently see neighbors at nearby places. It was nice & the neighborhood really felt like home.
One of my customers urged me to come to Duluth upon relocation. I'd love to visit, but I don't know if I would live there.
Never know. Haha.
I havent been there in a while but its a really nice place to visit at least.
South St Paul is nice Kaposia Park
Bro try chromatics Ukrainian deli in the NE. Hennepin Ave., East they have some great sausage and unique food. Also, Emily’s Lebanese deli is awesome.
What’s your opinion on Rochester?
Rochester is about 2 hours away from the Twin Cities and outside of my coverage area, so I dont know much about it at all honestly.
brooklyn park
Duluth is pretty chill and way under rated. But shhhhh...don't make it too popular a choice!
🤣. I haven’t been there in years lol. The last time I was there though it was fun!
Most affordable city to retire in MN for a Veteran.
So you only mention cities in the Hennepin county side what about the Ramsey county side
I grew up on this side so I’m going to be biased 😁
No love for St. Cloud???
Nothing wrong with Saint Cloud! Alot of my friends went to Saint cloud for college. Actually just helped someone moved there from Oregon this Spring.
Leave me in Minneapolis. I need to be with my people. I don't want our like the surburb life (even though i currently live in hopkins). I'm currently working on buying a house in Minneapolis where I'm from. A lot of people crack jokes, complain, or let fox news scare them, Minneapolis is beautiful and will always be home, specifically north Minneapolis. Miss me with the gate speech.
Like to find a small town like Mayberry to live
Brainerd lakes area is the best place in Minnesota and I been everywhere in Minnesota. Facts
I go up there sometimes in the Summer for a little relaxing weekend vacation.
I'm sure it looks nice, but nothing to do up there.
@je830 I hear you. Summer time though it's a great time. Gotta know where to go is all.
Ray J’s has fantastic wings, but D-Spot in Oakdale beats them any day of the week.
I haven’t been there but now I have to go and fact check you lol
@@movingtominnesota lemme know if you check it out. Their soy/garlic/Asian inspired flavors (tarantula and kamikaze) are fantastic. My wife loves the Huck Finn (BBQ/Blueberry). Dragon’s Breath and Vaporizer are horseradish fests. They occasionally do a smoked jerk wing which is also quite delightful.
You may need to take out a second mortgage-they aren’t cheap-but it is delightful.
SLP! Boom!
One of my favorites!!
Northfield easy choice
What's out there?
@ good people good city food and decent small town vibes I’m trying to go back really badly
@@ladybird808s Good food in Northfield?? Where?
Rochester!
I actually haven't been there, believe it or not.
@@movingtominnesota its nothing special in terms of nightlife and entertainment. Rochester is the perfect blend of urban and suburban. Bigger city with a small town character. Low crime, world class healthcare, job opportunities, and affordable cost of living. I recommend it next time you’re in the great state of Minnesota.
Why nothing in st paul? Roseville, arden hills and new brighton would be great options in ramsey county. For me, i lean more towards hennepin county. Brooklyn park, brooklyn center, crystal, robinsdale new hope and northeast minneapolis are my choices there. Not twin cities would be either st cloud or mankato.
I grew up and still live on the Minneapolis side of the Twin Cities. I dont venture our to Saint Paul often unless its for work. Not to say the cities out there are bad, because they aren't. I personally just dont spend much time that way.
I want to leave Minnesota bro
Where to?
@@movingtominnesota Fla, Texas too many feminists in Minnesota
You will definitely get laid down in Texas 😂
@@markhall6306 I feel like I need to buy you a beer. 🍻. Still love mn though
@@markhall6306 DO US WOMEN A FAVOR-LEAVE!
Chanhassen/Chaska is the sleeper. Everyone thinks we’re far out but it’s not and we ain’t cookie cutter.
Yeah when you get a little farther out prices get lower for sure. South of the cities are nice areas.
My take
Duluth - nice to visit in the summer, but that is it. Duluth has one big con and that is the location. It’s kind of isolated for a medium city and the cold, snow, ice plus hilly city?
Wayzata - too expensive
St Louis park, great city but hard to differentiate between it and Minneapolis sometimes. If you want the quit suburban lifestyle may need to look further.
Maple grove - spot on great city
Plymouth another great city but homes are pricy.
Lake Elmo is a good city in my opinion.
Love the different perspective! What city do you live in?
Duluth has too many hills. I’m a local trucker myself and I travel all over the state. Maple Grove is probably the best bang for your buck, but I’m on Brooklyn Center budget. Everything is high , so a renovated rambler in BC is all the average black family in Minnesota can afford. Brooklyn Park too. At least near the Cities
Duluth is craaaaazy in the winter. I wouldnt be trying to drive up those hills.
@@movingtominnesota like Evil Kennevel!!!
Orono Minnesota should be number one. It is by far the best city in Minnesota.
Orono is reeeallly nice but the houses are super expensive. Is that where you live?
Another one in less that a week? Bet we ball
Have to make up for all the weeks I didn't post.
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I would not sleep well living in St Louis Park.
I work in and around Wayzata. Agreed, though... if you can afford Wayzata, you can live anywhere in Minnesota. There are military contractors located in Wayzata/Plymouth, so I doubt the money will ever stop flowing to there. I would personally choose Orono or Medina, though. Theres where all the professional athletes live.
Chaska is another great alternative to Plymouth and Maple Grove. Chaska has an amazing downtown they are currently updating.
If you venture to Rogers, Dayton, Corcoran, St Micheals... they are turning into a Maple Grove style city. Cookie cutter nieghborhoods as far as you can see... I personally hate those style of nieghborhoods, but there will be a huge supply of homes there.
I love Minnesota, but unless you have a family and a stable job, dont move here. The market is extremely closed, similar to California. Taxes and government spending is geared towards families and exsisting businesses. We dont tax your food or clothing, but we tax the f outta your land and income.
"I would not sleep well living in St Louis Park." LOL, what?
Yikes…this list is lacking . Ain’t nobody can afford west suburbs anyways
What’s your list?
Minnesota is really a mixed bag. The arrowhead region and the rest of Minnesota’s far north, the regions around the St. Croix river on the Wisconsin border, and the bluff country and Mississippi River valley in the southeast corner of the state are all cool. The Twin Cities area is miserable and I have never understood why so many swoon over it to the degree that they do. But to each their own, I suppose. Born and raised in the Twin Cities, moved a thousand miles away last year, and I’m glad I did. Never looking back. Minnesota also has one of the highest tax burdens in the country for its citizens as well
Where did you move to?
@@movingtominnesota I moved to Montana. My family has been here since 1967. I have relatives in Billings and Helena, and my grandmother lives in an assisted living facility in Laurel. It is useful for me to be here and take care of things for my grandmother and on our family's place here, where I now live; a big set of obligations for me. But the choice to move here was 100% my own and one I made with great enthusiasm.
I have lived in Bloomington, Shakopee, Jordan, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Eagan, Richfield, and more. I've moved a lot. If my count is right, 14 times in the past 22 years.
To be clear, too, I didn't intend to be a hater with my original comment. Just wanted to offer my own perspective as someone who was born and raised and lived in and around the Twin Cities for most of my life and who has been in and around most of the state.
@@HysterS-FTGood luck out there! And I didn’t take your previous comment that way. There are obviously thing’s about Minnesota that are good and bad. I want this channel to be a real reflection of what Minnesota actually is but I’m not going to claim to know everything there is to know about Minnesota because I don’t. Which is why I always encourage my viewers to comment! Thanks for your input!
@@movingtominnesotaWhat about eden prairie is it a safe place?
I grew up there it’s very safe. That entire area is suburb
Whattttttt NE mnpls 😂 come check out my city Waconia MN.
Never been. What y’all got out there? 👀
Only city he got right is Duluth. All the other ones for bunch of yuppies and I guess more $ for him if anyone actually listens to this video and want to move to one of the cities.
If you disagree so strongly then tell us all what your list is
Yuppies don't exist anymore
If you’re a black man. No place in MN is the best place. lol. I’m from MN and black. The harassment is unlike anywhere I’ve ever lived.
Shakopee
What do you like about Shakopee?
@@movingtominnesota Canterbury park, mystic lake casino, valley fair, one of the rare suburbs that has an old downtown but also newer suburban amenities. It’s massive and growing quickly with luxury neighborhoods. The high school is the second largest in the state. Lot of public tax $ went towards it. In my opinion it has the right characteristics to raise a family while also having non typical entertainment options.
Wow, besides Duluth, this list is TRASH!
Thanks for the opinion. I’ll be waiting for your list 😬
@@movingtominnesota St Paul, Minneapolis, and Duluth. Then for #4 and #5...Northfield and Winona.
@@movingtominnesota dude you basically picked Wayzata, Minnetonka Skippers and richy rich Edina. Wtf. How much money you trying to make off of MILFS?
Left the list...
MN is one of the highest taxed states in the US, not to mention you get absolutely destroyed in medical expenses, I would advise against it.
I would advise anyone to not move to MN and leave it. It's a very left leaning state that is in competition with California for taxes and welfare programs. MN also has a fast-growing homeless industry being built to beat San Fransico. MN is trying to break the needle on how far left it can go in regard to politics.
I dunno, man. I kinda like it here.
No we are not. Minnesota is not represented by the minority elite wef whackos. Minnesota is beautiful and worth fighting for.
Nahhh you tripping
So you hate progress and helping ppl who really need it? PLEASE MOVE!
Nah 😂😂
Don’t move here!!! racism still exists.