Big City Amenities, Suburban Comfort
Bloomington is Minnesota's fourth-largest city, home to the Mall of America, the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, and a diverse, family-friendly community of 90,000 residents. It offers an exceptional quality of life with affordable housing, excellent parks, and easy access to both Minneapolis and the airport..
Bloomington is Minnesota's fourth-largest city, home to the Mall of America, the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, and a diverse, family-friendly community of 90,000 residents. It offers an exceptional quality of life with affordable housing, excellent parks, and easy access to both Minneapolis and the airport.
The largest mall in the US is right in your backyard — with 500+ stores, an indoor theme park, aquarium, and year-round events.
A 14,000-acre national wildlife refuge along the Minnesota River — one of the most surprising natural treasures in any major metro area.
Bloomington offers some of the best value in the metro, with spacious homes at prices well below neighboring Edina and Eden Prairie.
MSP International Airport is minutes away — a huge advantage for frequent travelers and business professionals.
A stunning 1,000-acre park reserve with beaches, ski hills, mountain biking, and the beloved Hyland Hills Ski Area.
Bloomington is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in Minnesota, with a rich international food scene and welcoming community.
Each pocket of Bloomington has its own personality. Click any highlighted area on the map to explore its character, price range, and lifestyle.
The most urban part of Bloomington, centered around the Mall of America and the entertainment district. Great for young professionals who want walkable amenities.
A quieter, more residential area with larger lots, mature trees, and proximity to Hyland Lake Park Reserve. Popular with families.
A rapidly developing mixed-use district near the Mall of America with new apartments, hotels, and retail — Bloomington's future urban core.
A diverse, established neighborhood with affordable single-family homes and strong community organizations.
The Mall of America has enough floor space to fit 7 Yankee Stadiums inside it.
Bloomington was once home to Metropolitan Stadium, where the Vikings and Twins played before the Metrodome was built.
The Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge is one of only a handful of urban national wildlife refuges in the US.
Families seeking affordable housing with excellent parks and amenities, frequent travelers who value airport proximity, and anyone who wants big-city amenities at suburban prices.
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