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The industries offering the greatest number of jobs are health care (11.8%), educational services (11.6%), transportation equipment (9.0%), restaurants/hotels (5.5%), construction (5.4%), public administrative support (5.2%), and professional, scientific, and technical companies (4.4%).

Little Falls, MN Neighborhoods

There are only two neighborhoods in this city, both of which are nice.

• City Center: If you want to live downtown, you will find nice places to buy or rent in this area. An average home sells for only $188,429, less than one-half of the average American home that sells for $423,600. Some houses were built before 1940, but many were built between 1970 and 1999. Most people own their homes. There are some apartment buildings mixed in with single-family homes. The average rent is $1,102 per month. The vacancy rate is 6.2%, so you have to hunt a bit to find a nice place to rent.
• Little Falls West: The average home costs $163,322, which is even more affordable when compared to the City Center area. The average rent in this neighborhood is $945, and the vacancy rate is 6.7%. Looking around during most of the year, you can usually find a place to rent. This neighborhood is affordable for young people who are first-time home buyers. Buying with little or no down payment is possible if they qualify for a rural USDA loan.

Little Falls, MN School District

Little Falls Community Schools (ISD 482) is the public school district. The district invests $14,478 per student per year. There are 18 students for each teacher.

Mary of Lourdes School (5th to 8th grade) is the one private school in the town.

Unfortunately, this town has no universities or colleges. However, there are 56 colleges and universities within a range of 100 miles. The nearest ones are 26 to 29 miles from this town. They are Brainerd’s Central Lakes College, Saint Johns University in Collegeville, and Saint Joseph’s College of Saint Benedict.

Moving to Little Falls, MN

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The City of Little Falls provides sewer and water services, trash pickup, and recycling. Minnesota Power offers electricity. CenterPoint sells natural gas. TV, telephone, and Internet connections are provided by many companies, including CenturyLink, Starlink, and Spectrum.

The city’s Street and Parks Division of the Public Works department maintains 166 acres of public parks and all the streets. It also operates municipal utilities.

The local government includes a mayor and seven elected city council members.

Little Falls, MN Housing

You can buy a home in this area for the median price of $225,000. Real estate prices are trending up by 18.5% each year. The modest home prices are 35% below the American average. The lower housing costs help keep the cost of living in this area attractive. You will pay more for health care, food, and other services in this area, but living costs are reasonable. The cost of living is 6% lower than other Minnesotan cities and 3% lower than the American average.