Tracy Severson, Realtor at Coldwell Banker Burnet

07/11/2026

🏡 Two More Homes Under Contract This Weekend! 🎉

Thinking about selling? Let's talk about a strategy that helps you reach your goals and maximize your home's value.

Congratulations to my happy sellers! 🥂

06/16/2026

OPEN SATURDAY 6/20, 12:00-2:00 pm -- 14149 43rd Avenue North, Plymouth -- Sophisticated Plymouth Townhome with Designer Updates & Serene Wooded Views

Looking for a beautifully updated townhome with privacy, quality updates, and a fantastic location? This rare end-unit townhome in Plymouth's sought-after Sandpiper Ponds community might be exactly what you've been waiting for!

✨ End-unit with wooded views
✨ 2 bedrooms + 2.5 baths
✨ Attached 2-car garage
✨ Gorgeous hardwood floors & designer lighting
✨ Cozy gas fireplace
✨ Private deck overlooking mature trees
✨ Vaulted primary suite with renovated bath
✨ Huge walk-in closets
✨ Flexible space perfect for a home office, gym, or hobby room

You'll love the thoughtful updates throughout, plus major improvements already completed, including a new furnace & A/C (2025), new driveway (2026), water heater (2022), and roof (2019).

With only 44 homes in this quiet, well-managed community, you'll enjoy peaceful surroundings while being just minutes from shopping, dining, parks, trails, and I-494.

At $315,000, this is an incredible opportunity to enjoy low-maintenance living without sacrificing space, comfort, or style.

📩 Message me for details or a private showing.

And if this isn't the right fit for you, please SHARE this post—you never know who might be looking for their next home in Plymouth!

Sophisticated Plymouth Townhome with Designer Updates & Serene Wooded Views

05/14/2026

Congratulations to my happy seller at 3930 Dakota Avenue! All her hard work paid off and this darling home on a park like lot sold in multiple offers in just days. On to your next adventure!

02/14/2026

02/11/2026

How about now? A, B , or C?

02/10/2026

A Window of Opportunity in the Real Estate Market.

It’s 34 degrees, the snow is shrinking, and you can finally see patches of grass again. That’s exactly what the housing market feels like right now.
• Rates have eased into the low 6s.
• Showings in the $800K–$1M range are up 46%.
• Move-up buyers are leaning back in.

This is a window of opportunity — that early thaw when smart buyers and sellers start moving before everyone else realizes the season changed.

If you’re in the upper bracket and even considering a move in 2026, you’ll want to understand what this shift means:
• Where rates are likely headed
• Why the $800K–$1M surge matters
• What the first half of 2026 could look like
• And whether waiting helps — or costs you
Momentum is building — quietly. If a move is on your radar this year, this is worth the read.

  If you’ve been waiting for a sign, this might be it. Mortgage rates have eased into the low 6s, averaging 6.2% last week. That’s a meaningful shift from where we’ve been, and notably, forecasts are calling for rates to drift into the 5.5–5.75% range by mid-2026. Translation? Money just go...

01/26/2026

Everything outside in the Twin Cities is frozen solid…
but the housing market is starting to show early signs of ice-out.

Mortgage rates just hit their lowest level in three years, and we’re finally seeing early movement from both buyers and sellers. It’s not a frenzy — but it is a shift.

I break down what this means for our local market in my latest blog.

Mortgage Rates Are Finally Doing Something Interesting (And Yes, It Matters in the Twin Cities) For the first time in a while, the housing data is actually…interesting. Mortgage rates recently dipped to a three-year low (around 6.06%) before ticking back up slightly to about 6.2%. That small move ...

01/14/2026

If this week was a Talor Swift song, the market data would be the part where you’d say, “I think I’ve seen this film before.” Most of the numbers look a lot like last week – and the week before that. So rather than force another play-by-play of nearly identical stats, I’m sharing a preview of what 2026 is lining up to bring to the Twin Cities housing market — and why this year may finally deliver a more balanced, more navigable market for both buyers and sellers.

https://tracyseverson-minnesota.sites.cbmoxi.com/2026/01/14/2026-twin-cities-housing-market-forecast-more-balance-better-affordability-and-what-it-means-for-luxury-homes

01/05/2026

The housing market is easing into 2026 a little like the rest of us — slowly, cautiously, and with coffee ☕️ If you’re thinking about a move in 2026, this is a great time to start the conversation — before everyone else does.

📉 Showings were down about 20% last week, which is very typical for early January. Buyers were traveling, unplugging, and resetting after the holidays.

What is interesting:
✔️ Showings in the $800K–$1M range were up nearly 17%
✔️ Mortgage rates are holding around 6.2%
✔️ Buyers who are active right now are serious — and selective

If you’re a seller, pricing and preparation matter more than optimism. If you’re a buyer, patience plus clarity is your advantage.

The market is recalibrating. Momentum usually builds as January turns the corner. Stay tuned!

Twin Cities Housing Market: Still Quiet — and That’s the Point If this week’s market data feels familiar, that’s because it is. And that’s actually the story. 📉 Showings: Still Soft, Still Expected Showing activity was down 19.7% compared to last year — almost a carbon copy of late De...