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Jennifer Kirby
"Luxury Properties and Historic Home Specialist"
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Luxury Real Estate Agent for Exit Realty
January 2000—present
Exit Realty NFI (Florida) Exit Realty Eden Prairie (Minnesota) Exit Realty Three Rivers…
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Exit Realty NFI (Florida) Exit Realty Eden Prairie (Minnesota) Exit Realty Three Rivers…
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Historic Homes
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Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist ... show more
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Jennifer specializes in Minneapolis Luxury Real estate including waterfront properties and historic homes. She is not only an experienced agent in Minnesota,
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""I just wanted to say THANK YOU!!!! so much for making the sale of my home happen, I truly mean that from the bottom of my heart. I wanted to give up
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Jennifer Kirby answered:
When I think high end, I think top quality properties. While in some areas like the Chain of Lakes, the beginning for upper priced homes might start around $700,000-800,000, that doesn't mean they are "high end" homes. Many at this start point are average homes that just happen to benefit from a very desirable area. If you want to get top quality and luxury, then you have to start around $1.3 Million for the Chain of Lakes.
As for condos in Minneapolis, the high end luxury market starts at $2 Million. Everything below that are either converted mansions/historic homes and expensive condos without the flair. They cost a bit of money, but are no where "high end". Pretty much, the only two areas for high priced homes in Minneapolis are the Chain of Lakes and Downtown.
If you have any additional questions regarding luxury real estate, let me know..it's my specialty.
As for condos in Minneapolis, the high end luxury market starts at $2 Million. Everything below that are either converted mansions/historic homes and expensive condos without the flair. They cost a bit of money, but are no where "high end". Pretty much, the only two areas for high priced homes in Minneapolis are the Chain of Lakes and Downtown.
If you have any additional questions regarding luxury real estate, let me know..it's my specialty.
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