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Sioux Falls SD Real Estate

Sioux Falls is the largest city in South Dakota with approximately 150,000 people. Sioux Falls is a beautiful city located in the Great Plains and many people are flocking towards the area in search of beauty and serenity. The real estate in Sioux Falls is prime and in many areas of the city have spectacular views. Sioux Falls is a splendid blend of rural and urban feelings.

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For many people, the choice to move to Sioux Falls is for just that reason - people who want to enjoy the rural feeling of a community while having the conveniences of an urban center. For families, Sioux Falls has a lot to offer including plenty of educational facilities for children. There are 25 public elementary schools, six private Catholic elementary schools, five public middle/junior high schools, one private Catholic middle schools, four public high schools and one private Catholic high school.

The city is family friendly as well as perfect for singles and retirees. There is plenty of multi-family housing as well as condos and apartments that are regularly for sale in Sioux Falls. The housing prices are in a fair market, affordable housing for everyone as well as some areas of Sioux Falls that is a little more upper class boasting some beautiful houses with spectacular views.

There's plenty to see and do in Sioux Falls including many points of interest for tourists, families and residents of the city. Some of the wonderful points of interest include Falls Park, the Children's Theatre Company, Great Plains Zoo and Delbridge Museum, Outdoor Campus, Sertoma Butterfly House, Washington Pavillion, South Dakota Symphony, Sioux Falls Arena, Great Bear Recreation Park, Thunder Road, Wild Water West, Old Courthouse Museum, Pettigrew Home and Museum, downtown Sioux Falls, and the Center for Earth Resources Observation and Science.

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One big advantage about living in Sioux Falls is that it costs less to live there than in most other comparable metropolitan areas. The city assesses no personal property tax or personal income tax and research also indicates that it is one of the cheapest places in the country to own and drive a car.

Housing is affordable - the average property price as of the end of 2006 was around $134,000. Owner occupancy levels in the city are around 60%. If you are in the market for a rental property instead, average monthly rental rates range from $450 per month to around $1100 depending on the number of bedrooms.

Several residential areas within Sioux Falls are particularly desirable. The Cathedral Historic District sits on a hill north west of downtown and features many lovely Victorian homes - this area was the first neighborhood in South Dakota to be listed on the national register of historic places.

All Saints is a particularly diverse neighborhood which features a wide range of housing styles including Gothic, Queen Anne and even Mediterranean. And McKennan historic district is characterized not only by its well kept homes, but by the distinctive landscaping along 21st Street.

For a relatively small city, Sioux Falls offers a wide variety of cultural and leisure activities, including the SD Symphony Orchestra, the Empire Community Theater and an OMNI cinema. Dining out is a pleasure - the city offers an estimated 450 restaurants and cafes to choose from.

Area residents consider education to be important - South Dakota is one of the top five states in the country with the highest percentage of students graduating from high school. Sioux Falls offers a wide range of educational opportunities - almost 23,000 students attend 15 private and 30 public schools as well as several technical schools and business colleges.

This part of South Dakota also offers some of the state's most spectacular areas of natural beauty. Several state parks are within easy reach, including Palisades, Big Sioux and Lake Vermillion. And Sioux Falls boasts 80 public parks or recreation areas within the city limits. Winter sports lovers are spoilt for choice with plentiful skiing, ice skating and snowboarding.

Whether visiting for business, pleasure or relocating - you'll appreciate everything that the city has to offer.

Forbes.com's ranked Sioux Falls: http://www.forbes.com/lists/2007/5/07bestplaces_Sioux-Falls-SD_2803.html

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