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Based on housing statistics, there are about 162,382 households in the City of Minneapolis. In the year 2000, the average size of one household is 2.2. The average income earned by one household in Minneapolis is around fifty-two thousand dollars a year. Houses in Minneapolis were built around the thirties and there are estimated 168,624 house units in the city. In the year 2000, the housing vacancy rate in the City of Minneapolis was at 3.7% while the rate of homeownership was at 51.4%. As of 2007, the average value of a house or a condominium unit in Minneapolis was worth $232,800 when seven years prior to that, the average cost of a house or condominium unit is priced at $113,500. Data also showed the average cost of renting a housing unit or condo unit in Minneapolis City was at $575 in the year 2000.

Minneapolis, Minnesota - City of Lakes

Minneapolis is the biggest city in Minnesota. Along with Saint Paul City, these cities are called the twin cities which have a population estimated at 3.2 million. According to the 2006 census by the United States Bureau, the Metropolitan Minneapolis has an estimated population of 372,833. Both the City of Minneapolis and the State of Minnesota celebrate their 150th anniversary this year. The City of Minneapolis is abundantly surrounded by bodies of water. Minneapolis City used to be the center of the flour milling and lumber industries. The City of Minneapolis stands out as the most literate city with excellent taste for cultural performances. Minneapolis was known either as the City of Lakes or the City of Mills, the latter attributed to its former thriving flour milling industry. What was formerly a milling and timber hub of the state is now a hub for high technology commerce. Both the cities of Saint Paul and Minneapolis are ranked as two of the best places to live and establish a business.

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