They regularly do this too

Marcy-Holmes may not be representative of the city. There was so much housing built in dinkytown and Central/Hennepin over the last ten years that older buildings may have stabilized rents. The old duplex I rented in college ten years ago is renting for the same price as of last year

I saw a big ol tumbleweed blowing through on Oct 19 at University and Prior. Maybe that area of town is just the wild west

We loved our first visit today

Exactly, this is a quote from Her where she doubles down on "re-evaluation"
www.twincities.com/2025/11/05/s...

Pretty great that essentially all of Hennepin has a bikeway now

Advisory bike lanes, only a few examples of these in Minneapolis
nacto.org/publication/...

Wabasha bike path will just go up to 10th, road will be redone all the way to 11th though

and don't forget the Bruce Vento and Gateway trails

the eastside is also getting big bike investments in the five years. Wheelock and Johnson are so nice and better than anything in Mac Grove or Summit Hill

Wow we only got one down in Mac Grove

35E bridge connection is open. The trail is ridable from 35E to Randolph, just stay off the trail when workers are present

And Maryland from Como to Rice is penciled in for 2028-2029

I used to use the ayd mill trail all the time when I lived down the hill. It's such a useful trail that connects west 7th up to Merriam Park and elsewhere

The Eastside has the best trails in the city which she says they don't have good bike infra over there