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Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington

MN, WI · Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI · March 2025

Summary

Temperature Range
23.6°FJan · cold winters
Jul · warm summers83.4°F
208
sunny days/yr
31.62"
annual rain
51.2"
annual snow

Economy

Median Income
$98k
5th highest
Cost of Living
105.0
5.0% pricier than US avg
12th lowest
Housing Affordability
3.9×
years of income to buy a home
9th lowest
Job Growth
+1.0%
11th highest
Unemployment Rate
2.4%
2nd lowest
Poverty Rate
8.3%
residents below poverty line
Median Home Value
$384,300
owner-occupied
Median Gross Rent
$1,444/mo
including utilities
Cost of Living
12th most affordable of 24 metros
+5.0%vs US average
AffordableUS avgExpensive

People

Population Growth
+1.2%
annual rate
10th highest
Avg Commute
24 min
one-way
11th lowest
Median Age
38.5 yrs
median age of residents
Gender Distribution
49.8%
male
50.2%
female
MaleFemale
Demographics at a Glance
Young Professionals
12th of 2413.7%
College Educated
7th of 2445.9%
Diversity Index
21st of 2448/100
Work From Home
9th of 2417.4%
Families w/ Children
10th of 2428.3%
Renter Occupied
18th of 2430.1%

Environment

Comfort Score
0.3/100
July High
83°F
Jan High
24°F
Sunny Days/Year
208
Annual Rain
31.6"
Annual Snow
51.2"
Comfort Score
0.3/100
#22 of 24 metros
122
comfortable days
187
misery days
57%
sunshine
123
comf. humidity days
37%
good air quality
Min-max normalized · NOAA Climate Normals 1991–2020 · EPA AQS

Grocery Prices · March 2025

ItemLocal PriceUS AvgRank
Applesper lb$1.58$2.36#26 of 24
Butterper lb$5.42$5.89#26 of 24
Chicken Breastper lb$3.85$4.18#26 of 24
Eggsper dozen$3.30$6.23#26 of 24
Ground Beefper lb$4.99$5.79#26 of 24
Potatoesper lb$0.90$1.82#26 of 24
White Riceper lb$1.23$5.74#26 of 24
White Breadper lb$1.82$1.88#26 of 24
Whole Milkper gallon$3.79$4.05#26 of 24
Bananasper lb$0.54$0.63#27 of 24
Cart Total$27.42$38.56
Did You Know

The Twin Cities pioneered the American natural and organic grocery movement — the Seward Co-op (1972) and Wedge Community Co-op (1974) were among the first urban food co-ops in the country. Minnesota now has more food co-ops per capita than any other state.