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Jim Buchta

Minneapolis

Housing Reporter at The Minnesota Star Tribune

Housing reporter at the Strib, cover residential real estate.

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  • 1 week ago | startribune.com | Jim Buchta

    Minnesota's most-expensive home listing just hit the public market with a marketing campaign of equal grandeur. Pajama-clad tween girls leap from a dozen bunk beds, bound past a grand piano and down a staircase in pursuit of colorful pastries, which they share on a sunny lakeside terrace. A string of exotic sports cars zip along the driveway, passing a pair of guest house and over a bridge.

  • 2 weeks ago | fredericknewspost.com | Jim Buchta

    With six kids, a housekeeper named Alice and Tiger the dog, the fictitious “Brady Bunch” of the 1970s sitcom filmed in a real-life mid-century California house, a perfectly groovy set for all the shenanigans that made the show so popular. More than 50 years later, that split-level trend is resurfacing, but it’s not because of a newfound appreciation for the retro style.

  • 2 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Jim Buchta

    With six kids, a housekeeper named Alice and Tiger the dog, the fictitious "Brady Bunch" of the 1970s sitcom filmed in a real-life mid-century California house, a perfectly groovy set for all the shenanigans that made the show so popular. More than 50 years later, that split-level trend is resurfacing, but it's not because of a newfound appreciation for the retro style.

  • 2 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Jim Buchta

    With six kids, a housekeeper named Alice and Tiger the dog, the fictitious "Brady Bunch" of the 1970s sitcom filmed in a real-life mid-century California house, a perfectly groovy set for all the shenanigans that made the show so popular. More than 50 years later, that split-level trend is resurfacing, but it's not because of a newfound appreciation for the retro style.

  • 2 weeks ago | startribune.com | Jim Buchta

    With six kids, a housekeeper named Alice and Tiger the dog, the fictitious "Brady Bunch" of the 1970s sitcom filmed in a real-life mid-century California house, a perfectly groovy set for all the shenanigans that made the show so popular. More than 50 years later, that split-level trend is resurfacing, but it's not because of a newfound appreciation for the retro style.

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Jim Buchta
Jim Buchta @JustListedBlog
11 Mar 21

Target to give up one-third of its office space in downtown Minneapolis https://t.co/a5wXrhf65x

Jim Buchta
Jim Buchta @JustListedBlog
1 Mar 21

$1.3M home on Stillwater's St. Croix River bluff offers panoramic views https://t.co/WeBGE1Ewsi

Jim Buchta
Jim Buchta @JustListedBlog
24 Feb 21

Good news for renters? Twin Cities apartment vacancies are rising https://t.co/LSDNv9jFUY