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I moved to the St Cloud region last year, same deal. Remote work, etc.
I found an awesome little plot out here. We love it.
You really won't go wrong anywhere in the state. People might tell you, or you might see stuff online bad mouthing one city or another, but I haven't found a bad spot yet, and I've been living around "one of the worst ones."
Did you buy a house there?
Yep, we got lucky and made enough selling our last place to upgrade moving out here.
While housing prices everywhere are terrible, MN is generally more accessible than many other states. The current us income to housing cost ratio average a few years ago was 5.3 where the MN average is 4.0 and in some areas still lower at 2.5.
Source: https://minnesotareformer.com/2022/08/01/where-housing-is-most-and-least-affordable-in-minnesota/