Christina Avery - EXP Realty Agent

09/07/2026

📈 Minnesota just led the entire country in one big housing number.

Active listing inventory is up 31% over the past year. The single largest jump of any state in the nation.

More homes on the market means real flexibility. On price, on timing, on seller contributions.

That’s negotiating power buyers haven’t had in a long time.

And the timing stacks on top of it. Fall and winter are already the most buyer-friendly stretch of the year. If you’ve been waiting for your moment, this is it. 🔑

I’d love to connect and see if it’s the right time for you to:
🔑buy your 1st home
🔑Move ⬆️or ⬇️ home
🔑Find your forever home
🔑Invest in a vacation or investment home or land

09/07/2026

Who’s excited about the grand opening of the renovated Kelley Park?
DATE: Saturday, Sept. 26
TIME: Noon–7:30 p.m.
LOCATION: Kelley Park, 6855 Fortino St.

08/20/2026

🏡🔨 Small upgrades can make a big difference.

From fresh paint and updated lighting to new hardware and a little curb appeal, simple projects can give your home a refresh without breaking the bank. Learn more: https://lookforther.realtor/save-money-add-value/add-value-to-your-home/13-small-and-affordable-home-upgrades-for-big-impact/

08/17/2026

Let’s Go🏡🏡

05/27/2026

What are you seeing in your neighborhood? Are homes selling in multiple offers or sitting longer than usual?

Home sellers across the country still find themselves needing to cut their asking prices in order to find buyers, with nearly one out of every six of them doing so last month. However, in some cities, that figure is much higher. FULL STORY: bit.ly/4dK73rk

05/09/2026

Baby boomers accounted for 42% of buyers—the highest of any other age group, according to NAR’s 2026 Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends Report. Their soaring home equity from decades of ownership may be freeing them to be more agile than other age groups who are struggling to afford higher home prices. Explore the report: https://bit.ly/4sGXMG9

05/05/2026

P.S. You can go cheap, but you might feel it later…

05/05/2026

What are your thoughts on the pause in Lakeville bldg. permits?

If you go by total housing units added, at the top of the list is Lakeville, a city growing so fast it put a pause on accepting new building permits. It has added 4,861 units from 2020 to 2025.

It's followed in order by Woodbury (4,271 units), Maple Grove (3,599 units), Rosemount (3,186 units), Cottage Grove (2,279 units) and Blaine (2,677).

The outer edges of the Twin Cities are booming with new places to live.

So far this decade, the Twin Cities metro has, on average, added about 17,000 housing units per year, according to data from the Metropolitan Council. That includes homes, condos and apartments.