Comprehensive Senior Housing for Minneapolis and St. Paul and surrounding counties

Listings for home care, adult day care and hospice in Minneapolis and St. Paul

What are the Senior Directories? The three Directories, Senior Housing, Home Care & Hospice and Resources for Seniors, have subcategories which list services and businesses pertaining to them.


2022 Senior Housing Guide



Recent Stories & Articles

VA Allows Buyer-paid Broker Fees

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, known as VA, issued a policy change that now allows payment to buyer brokers on VA loans.  They will be subject to certain safeguards, such as the requirement that all buyer-broker fees charged to veterans “must be reasonable and customary within local markets.”  The circular is effective Aug. 10, […]

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Smart living with home automation

In today’s fast-paced world, home automation is becoming increasingly popular among homeowners seeking to enhance convenience and reduce energy costs. With advancements in technology, smart home devices offer innovative solutions that not only simplify daily tasks but also promote energy efficiency and sustainability. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your existing home or are in the […]

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Overwhelming advantages aside, there is still resistance to pre-approval

Pre-approval is a comprehensive process where the lender verifies the buyer’s financial information, including credit history, income, and assets. Pre-approval provides a conditional commitment from the mortgage company to lend a specific amount, pending appraisal of the property. Pre-qualification is an initial assessment based on self-reported financial information provided by the buyer. It gives a […]

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Addressing the Buyer Agent’s Fee

Traditionally in the U.S. housing market, the seller has offered the buyer’s broker and agent a share in the commission specified in the listing agreement between the seller and the listing broker and agent.  In a settlement between the National Association of REALTORS�, beginning on August 17, 2024, buyers will have to sign an agreement with […]

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U.S. Homeowners Property Tax Increase

Last year, U.S. homeowners faced an average property tax bill exceeding $4,000, marking the highest increase in five years, according to data from Attom Data Solutions, a real estate data firm. Property taxes nationwide amounted to over $363 billion in 2023, reflecting a 6.9% rise, largely attributed to inflationary pressures on local government costs and public […]

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