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Robert - Gay Realtor
Meet Robbie, a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community who's making waves in the Minneapolis real estate scene. Hailing from sunny California, Robbie brings not only a deep passion for homes but also a heartfelt dedication to building an inclusive, ...read more
Todd - Gay Realtor
As a member of the GLBT community, I understand the unique needs of our community and you will never feel pressured or uncomfortable with the process. I am active in many GLBT activities, from social to political. I was born in Minneapolis and ...read more
Rachel - Gay Friendly Realtor
I was born and raised in the St. Paul/Minneapolis area and surrounding suburbs. I love everything about the Twin Cities and currently reside in Northeast Minneapolis. Although Real estate is my true passion, I have a background in nursing, and have ...read more
Matthew - Gay Realtor
I'm licensed in both Minnesota and Wisconsin and work anywhere within a 60 minute radius of downtown St Paul! I operate on an open and flexible schedule and am very sensitive to my clients needs/discretions. I've worked with clients of various ...read more
jake - Gay Realtor
Affiliations: Certified Relocation Specialist Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors Minnesota Association of Realtors Brokerages President Circle & Diamond Society Recipient Experience: 30 years selling and listing in all price points, ...read more
Travis - Gay Realtor
Travis grew up in a small town in west central Wisconsin and attended University of Wisconsin Stout where he majored in Marketing Education with a minor in Business emphasis in Real Estate. After graduating with honors in 1999 and upon completing a ...read more
Christine - Gay Friendly Realtor
Meet your LGBTQ+ real estate ally with a legal edge. With a passion for both real estate and law, I am dedicated to transforming your home buying and selling journey into an exceptional experience. My commitment is to deliver outstanding customer ...read more
Alex - Gay Friendly Realtor
Alex — Certified LGBTQ+ Ally Realtor, Advocate & Trusted Twin Cities Advisor As a certified LGBTQ+ Ally Realtor and long-time advocate for equality in housing, Alex is dedicated to providing a safe, welcoming, and empowering real-estate ...read more
David - Gay Realtor
Taking Care of You. Taking Care of Business. The Right Deal. The Right Time. The Right Price. Over the course of a 25+ year business career, David has advised many of the leading real estate and consumer brands in sales and marketing. Since ...read more
Gary - Gay Realtor
Get to know Gary Gary – Your Local Real Estate Guide Serving Minneapolis, St. Paul & Surrounding Communities Buying or selling a home can feel overwhelming — but it doesn’t have to be. With Gary by your side, you’ll have a ...read more
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Minneapolis, MN City Highlights and LGBTQ+ Resources Guide
Nestled on the banks of the Mississippi River, Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a city known for its dynamic arts scene, diverse culture, and commitment to social justice. A thriving metropolis that combines modern urban amenities with natural beauty, Minneapolis is not only a vibrant place to live, but also an attractive destination for tourists. The city offers numerous attractions, a wide array of cultural experiences, and resources to support the LGBTQ+ community, making it a welcoming place ...more
Minneapolis Gay City Guide: Land of the Lakes and LGBTQ Inclusion
Nestled along the banks of the Mississippi River lies the vivacious Twin Cities, otherwise known as Minneapolis. A hub of arts and culture, it’s a city with spirit. In this town, every neighborhood is a gayborhood and every door is open.
A Brief History of Minneapolis
When French explorers arrived in 1680, the Dakota Sioux were the region’s sole residents. The U.S. Army built Fort Snelling in 1819, which attracted settlers, traders, and ...more
