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Blaine, MN Homes for Sale & Real Estate

Blaine, Minnesota has an estimated 2025 population of approximately 76,603 and offers a broad housing mix that includes established single-family homes, new construction, townhomes, condominiums, larger custom homes, golf-course-area properties and homes near parks, trails and open space.

As of August 2026, major citywide housing-market benchmarks range from approximately $380,000 to $425,000 depending on the measurement. Located in the north Twin Cities metro, Blaine provides regional access through Interstate 35W, Highway 10 and Highway 65.

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Blaine Real Estate & Community Guide

Living in Blaine, Minnesota

Blaine combines established north-metro neighborhoods with substantial newer residential development, major recreation destinations, parks, trails and convenient access toward Minneapolis and surrounding communities.

Buyers considering Blaine can explore established single-family homes, new construction, townhomes, condominiums, larger custom homes, golf-course-area properties and homes near parks, trails and preserved natural areas.

Housing opportunities vary considerably across the city, from established neighborhoods in southern Blaine to newer residential development in the northern and eastern portions of the community.

Three public school districts serve different portions of Blaine: Anoka-Hennepin ISD 11, Centennial ISD 12 and Spring Lake Park ISD 16. School assignment depends on the exact property address.

76,603 Estimated 2025 Population
$380K–$425K August 2026 Market Benchmarks
65 Parks 638 Acres of Parkland
50+ Miles Trails & Trail Corridors

August 2026 figures represent different housing-market measurements. Redfin's three-month median sale price was approximately $380,000, Zillow's typical Blaine home value was approximately $381,500 and Realtor.com's median listing price was approximately $425,000. These measurements are not interchangeable. Individual property values vary based on neighborhood, home type, age, condition, lot size, construction status, association structure, upgrades and current market conditions.

Blaine MN Real Estate

Blaine Homes for Sale: Established Neighborhoods, New Construction & Townhomes

Blaine's size and continued development create substantial variety in home age, style, neighborhood design and price point.

Established Single-Family Homes

Established neighborhoods throughout Blaine include traditional single-family homes representing multiple decades of construction, architectural styles and lot configurations.

New Construction

New residential construction remains an important part of Blaine's housing market, particularly in growing northern and eastern portions of the city.

Townhomes & Condominiums

Townhomes, condominiums and other association-maintained properties provide options for buyers interested in different ownership styles or reduced exterior maintenance.

The Lakes Area

The Lakes is a large planned residential area with a mix of housing styles, neighborhood parks, trails, ponds and access to Lakeside Commons.

Custom & Golf-Area Homes

Buyers may find larger and custom properties near golf, open space and newer residential developments, including areas near TPC Twin Cities.

Homes Near Parks & Open Space

Blaine's extensive park, trail and open-space network creates opportunities to search for homes near recreation, wetlands, lakes and natural areas.

Comparing new construction or HOA properties? Builder contracts, warranties, future development, HOA fees, association rules, landscaping, lot premiums and included features can vary significantly between properties. I can help you compare the details alongside the home itself.
Location & Regional Access

Blaine's North Metro Location

Blaine is located approximately 11 miles north of downtown Minneapolis and is connected to the Twin Cities through several major transportation corridors.

Interstate 35W

I-35W provides direct regional access south toward Minneapolis and north toward communities along the Interstate 35 corridor.

Highway 65

Highway 65 is a major north-south corridor through Blaine with connections toward Minneapolis, Ham Lake and East Bethel.

Highway 10

Highway 10 provides regional connections toward Coon Rapids, Anoka, Ramsey and communities northwest of Blaine.

Regional Connections

Blaine's road network provides access toward Minneapolis, Shoreview, Coon Rapids, Lino Lakes, Brooklyn Park and other metro communities.

Blaine covers a large geographic area. Distance to I-35W, Highway 65, Highway 10, schools, shopping and employment centers can vary significantly between neighborhoods, so commute priorities can be incorporated directly into a property search.
National Sports Center • TPC Twin Cities • The Lakes

Sports and Recreation Are Part of Blaine's Identity

Blaine is home to major sports facilities, championship golf, extensive parks, trails, wetlands and neighborhood recreation.

Distinctly Blaine

National Sports Center, TPC Twin Cities & 3M Open

Blaine is a regional destination for soccer, hockey, golf and large-scale sporting events.

National Sports Center

The National Sports Center campus covers more than 600 acres and includes athletic fields, stadium facilities, indoor sports spaces and major tournament venues.

NSC Super Rink

The Super Rink includes eight sheets of ice under one roof and supports hockey, skating, tournaments and other ice-related events.

TPC Twin Cities

TPC Twin Cities is a championship golf facility in Blaine and serves as the tournament site for the PGA TOUR's annual 3M Open.

3M Open

The 2026 3M Open was held July 23 through July 26 at TPC Twin Cities, bringing PGA TOUR competition and related events to Blaine.

USA CUP

The National Sports Center hosts large youth soccer tournaments, including Target USA CUP, drawing teams and visitors from across the United States and internationally.

Victory Links Golf Course

Victory Links is an 18-hole championship public golf course located at the National Sports Center campus.

Blaine MN Schools

Three Public School Districts Serve Blaine

School district and attendance assignment depend on the exact Blaine property address. The City of Blaine identifies Anoka-Hennepin ISD 11, Centennial ISD 12 and Spring Lake Park ISD 16 as the three public school districts serving the community.

Anoka-Hennepin — ISD 11

Anoka-Hennepin serves portions of Blaine and includes Blaine High School, Northdale Middle School and several elementary schools located in the city.

Centennial — ISD 12

Centennial School District serves portions of Blaine along with neighboring communities and includes elementary, middle and high school campuses in the area.

Spring Lake Park — ISD 16

Spring Lake Park Schools serves portions of Blaine and includes schools such as Centerview Elementary, Northpoint Elementary, Westwood Intermediate and Middle School and Spring Lake Park High School.

Address-Specific Assignment

Blaine city boundaries do not correspond to a single school district, and individual attendance areas can differ even within the same general neighborhood.

Verify schools for the exact property. If a particular district or school matters to your home search, verify the specific property address directly with the applicable school district using current boundary information.

School district boundaries, attendance areas, enrollment policies, specialty programs and grade configurations may change. Buyers should independently verify current information directly with the applicable school district.

Parks, Trails & Open Space

Blaine Parks & Outdoor Recreation

Blaine maintains 65 parks encompassing approximately 638 acres, more than 50 miles of trails and trail corridors, and over 650 acres of open-space land.

Lakeside Commons Park

Lakeside Commons includes a public beach, splash pad, dock, fishing, playground, volleyball, trails, picnic shelters and seasonal watercraft rentals.

Blaine Wetland Sanctuary

The Blaine Wetland Sanctuary encompasses more than 500 acres of wetland and upland habitat with a boardwalk and connections to the city's trail network.

Lochness Park

Lochness Park includes a lake, walking trails, fishing access, disc golf and natural areas within a large community park setting.

Aquatore Park

Aquatore Park is a major community gathering and recreation area and serves as the primary location for the annual Blaine Festival.

The Lakes & Neighborhood Trails

Trails and neighborhood parks throughout The Lakes and other residential areas provide connections between homes, recreation areas and open space.

50+ Miles of Trails

Blaine's trail and trail-corridor network connects parks, schools, residential areas and natural spaces throughout the city.

Around Blaine

Community Life in Blaine

Blaine hosts community celebrations, sporting events, concerts and outdoor activities throughout the year, with Aquatore Park, the National Sports Center and TPC Twin Cities serving as major event destinations.

  • Blaine Festival
  • Blaine Festival Parade
  • Target USA CUP
  • 3M Open
  • National Sports Center
  • NSC Super Rink
  • TPC Twin Cities
  • Lakeside Commons Beach
  • Blaine Wetland Sanctuary
  • Neighborhood parks and trails
  • Community recreation programs
  • Seasonal outdoor events
Finding the Right Property

Is Blaine a Match for Your Real Estate Goals?

Blaine's size and housing variety give buyers many different property and neighborhood settings to compare.

First-time buyers may explore established single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums, while buyers interested in newer housing can compare developing neighborhoods and builders.

Buyers seeking less exterior maintenance can focus on association-maintained properties, while those looking for additional space can compare larger floor plans, custom homes and garage capacity.

Buyers interested in recreation can focus on neighborhoods near The Lakes, Lakeside Commons, the National Sports Center, Blaine Wetland Sanctuary or the city's extensive trail network.

If school district, commute, new construction, townhome living, golf proximity, park access or a particular neighborhood setting are priorities, those criteria can be incorporated directly into your property search.

Current Blaine MN Real Estate

Homes for Sale in Blaine, MN

Explore current homes for sale in Blaine, Minnesota, including established single-family homes, new construction, townhomes, condominiums, custom homes and golf-course-area properties.

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Local Real Estate Guidance

Your Blaine, MN Real Estate Resource

Buying or selling a home can involve inspections, financing, appraisal, title work, negotiations, deadlines and many decisions along the way.

Blaine's housing market can add other considerations. New construction, builder contracts, townhome associations, developing neighborhoods, golf-area properties and multiple school district boundaries may each require different research and due diligence.

My approach is education-focused. Whether you're buying your first home, selling a property, relocating, downsizing, considering new construction or comparing Blaine neighborhoods, I'm here to help you understand your options and navigate the process.

Connie Stegora, REALTOR®
Keller Williams Classic Realty NW
MBA • GRI • MRP • AHWD

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Information is provided for general informational purposes. Population estimates, housing market statistics, school district boundaries, attendance areas, community amenities, park features, trail mileage, open-space information, HOA requirements, golf information, new-construction availability, planned development and property characteristics may change. Housing market figures shown above reflect August 2026 citywide benchmarks and should not be interpreted as the value or expected sale price of any specific property. Buyers should independently verify information important to their purchase with the applicable municipality, county, school district, homeowners association, builder or other governing organization.