Explore Twin Cities Communities

Explore the five communities connected by Centennial Schools and learn how their very different housing markets fit together.

Lakes, trails, established neighborhoods and newer development make Lino Lakes one of the northern Twin Cities’ most varied communities.

A small city between two lakes, completely surrounded by Lino Lakes, with a real estate market all its own.

Established neighborhoods, Golden Lake and Centennial schools give compact Circle Pines a distinctive local character.

Compare homes across the seven communities served by Mounds View Public Schools and understand where city and school boundaries overlap.

Lakes, trails and established neighborhoods define this northern Ramsey County community that Sarah knows from having lived here.

Private roads, wooded lots, lakes and NOHOA make North Oaks one of the Twin Cities’ most distinctive residential communities.

Wooded neighborhoods, lakes, trails and two school districts shape this established northern Ramsey County community.

Explore the ten communities connected by White Bear Lake Area Schools and the very different housing markets within the district.

Historic downtown, established neighborhoods and lake-oriented living give White Bear Lake an identity all its own.

Separate from the City of White Bear Lake, this unusual township combines lakes, established neighborhoods and complex municipal boundaries.

Lakes, wetlands, trails and convenient access meet established neighborhoods spanning two school districts.

Newer neighborhoods, acreage, horses, trails and rural land make Hugo one of the northern metro’s most diverse real estate markets.

A compact Centennial community closely connected to Circle Pines and Lino Lakes, with its own small-city housing market.