Hidden Ponds Condominiums

03/10/2026

I'm unsure what is really happening with the new units. A couple for sale, 2 for rent, others completed but vacant. There hasn't been an annual meeting in years. DEVELOPER controls the association.

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03/02/2026

There is an upper for sale. And a lower. And another upper. Lower 2 bedroom unit is new construction @ $299,900. The upper units are $279,900 and $299,900. Developer also has new construction units available for rent ($2395 for an upper.)

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01/27/2026

A lower unit of the new 4 unit building (building 7) has (almost) come on the market at $299,900. This may be a BASE price, tho. First showings start at the end of the month. An upper unit (2712) is on the market at $289,900.

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10/09/2025

They're still looking for the first sale of a side x side unit. Maybe someone could actually negotiate a better price?

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07/30/2025

It's HOT out there! I'm curious what other occupants are paying on their WE Energy bills the last couple months. Anybody?

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06/06/2025

New units are on the market at $499,000. 3 car garages!

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02/02/2025

Once again, we wonder what the wait is all about. Many units are complete, right? Well, the city will not issue occupancy permits until most of the work is complete. The condominium plat has to be changed and the condo docs must be changed. The association has to approve the changes. So, if you're an owner, you'll be getting a notice in the not too distant future.

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11/24/2024

What's the hold-up??? Well, apparently the city and developer are negotiating the "documents" which may be the condo docs.

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10/27/2024

Almost ready for sale! The expected price for these side by side units is around $500k each. They'll probably be on the market very shortly.

08/03/2024

8/2/2024 You can see the drain pipes from downspouts... and they ALL drain into the ponds. Street drains go into the ponds, too. This is a method that decreases the flow of water into the sewer system during periods of heavy precipitation or runoff. During heavy water flows, the ponds fill up, but slowly release water to the sewer system. MMSD likes this method!

06/09/2024

Construction progress as of 6/5/2024