BLAINE
Downtown Commute: 15 miles, 20–35 min
Airport Commute: 27 miles, 30–45 min
New Developments 3 Communities
Tax Rate: 1.20–1.23%
Restaurants 35 rated 4.5+
An amenity-rich north metro suburb with abundant recreation, diverse housing, and everyday convenience.
MARKET SNAPSHOT
Blaine is one of the more balanced options in the north metro because it offers a suburban setting that feels established and amenity-rich without being as close-in or as dense as first-ring communities. It works well for buyers who want practical commuter access, a broad housing mix, and a city that already feels built out in the right ways rather than still trying to find its identity. “The National Sports Center gives Blaine a regional draw few suburbs can match.” A major part of Blaine's identity is recreation. The city has 65 parks, 638 acres of parkland, more than 50 miles of trails and trail corridors, and over 650 acres of open space. The National Sports Center gives Blaine a regional draw few suburbs can match—the world's largest amateur sports facility, generating more than 4 million visits per year. That combination of everyday livability and large-scale recreation is what helps Blaine stand out. Parks like Lakeside Commons add a more lifestyle- oriented side to the city, with amenities such as a public beach, splash pad, playground, trails, and boat rentals. The result is a suburb that feels active and family-oriented, not just residential.
Median Sales Prices: — Single Family: $440,000 — Townhomes: $309,750 — New Construction: $497,500
Price Per Square Foot: — Resale Homes: $190 — New Construction: $210
Month Supply of Inventory: 2
Brandon Doyle | brandon@doylerealestateteam.com | 612–702–7687
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