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Price rangePrice change*
STATEWIDE
$10,900 to $164,900-8.8%
$164,901 to $199,900-4.9%
$199,901 to $239,900 -2.3%
$239,901 to $315,000 0.5%
$315,001 to $17.5 million 0.4%
METRO AREA
$47,000 to $176,000-9.6%
$176,001 to $211,900-3.7%
$211,901 to $249,900-0.8%
$249,901 to $335,0001.3%
$335,001 to $17.5 million0.9%
NON-METRO
$10,900 to $130,000-6.3%
$130,001 to $165,000-3.7%
$165,001 to $199,900-3.8%
$199,901 to $254,900-3.5%
$254,901 to $1.9 million-1.7%
* Change in median sale prices between third-quarter 2006 and 2007. Sources: Minnesota Housing Report, third quarter, Shenehon Center for Real Estate at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business and the Minnesota Association of Realtors.
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