If you’re keeping an eye on the local housing market this fall, you know things are shifting across the Twin Cities metro — and even just across the river in Wisconsin. In this blog, we’ll break down the September 2025 real estate stats for Hudson, Burnsville, Oakdale, and St. Paul so you can see how these communities compare.

📍 Hudson, Wisconsin Real Estate Market (Sept 2025)

  • Average Home Price: $539,500 (+3.4% year-over-year)

  • Days on Market: 58 (down 2% YOY)

  • Months Supply of Inventory: 2.8 months

Hudson continues to be a thriving riverfront community with a vibrant downtown and quick access to St. Paul and Minneapolis. With prices still rising and inventory just under three months, Hudson leans slightly toward sellers but remains attractive for buyers seeking lifestyle amenities.

📍 Burnsville, Minnesota Real Estate Market (Sept 2025)

  • Average Home Price: $367,000 (+2.6% YOY)

  • Days on Market: 44 (up from 28 days last year)

  • Months Supply of Inventory: 1.9 months

Burnsville homes are selling a little slower than last year, but with inventory below two months, the market remains competitive. The slight price increase shows steady demand, and Burnsville’s location, schools, and shopping keep it a strong option for Twin Cities buyers.

📍 Oakdale, Minnesota Real Estate Market (Sept 2025)

  • Average Home Price: $336,500 (down 1% YOY)

  • Days on Market: 34 (up from 29 days last year)

  • Months Supply of Inventory: 1.8 months

Oakdale saw a small dip in average prices, but homes are still selling quickly with less than two months of supply. The slight slowdown in pace reflects broader market balancing, though Oakdale continues to be a popular east-metro suburb with convenient access to St. Paul.

📍 St. Paul, Minnesota Real Estate Market (Sept 2025)

  • Average Home Price: $363,000 (+8.5% YOY – largest increase among these cities)

  • Days on Market: 44 (up from 37 days last year)

  • Months Supply of Inventory: 2.0 months

St. Paul is experiencing the strongest price growth of all four communities, up nearly 9% compared to last year. While days on market have increased, the city remains competitive with only two months of inventory. Historic neighborhoods, diverse housing stock, and its central location keep demand high.

🔑 Key Takeaways

  • Hudson remains strong with rising prices and slightly more breathing room for buyers compared to MN suburbs.

  • Burnsville shows steady growth but homes are taking longer to sell.

  • Oakdale experienced a modest price dip, yet demand keeps inventory tight.

  • St. Paul leads the pack with the highest year-over-year price increase.

Across the board, inventory remains low (1.8–2.8 months), meaning sellers still hold the advantage in most markets — but buyers are starting to see slightly longer timelines to make decisions.

📣 Final Thoughts

Whether you’re considering moving to Hudson, Burnsville, Oakdale, or St. Paul, the fall 2025 real estate market shows that demand remains steady and opportunities exist on both sides of the transaction.

 

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