Housing in Fridley
Fridley's housing market carries a real, disclosed cross-source tension this pass -- a softening Zillow value index against a higher Movoto listing-price snapshot, worth understanding before budgeting.
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Learn moreA real, disclosed divergence between value index and list price
Zillow's average home value ran $312,858, DOWN a real 2.1% year-over-year -- while Movoto separately cited a higher $348,000 median list price for July 2026, a genuine, disclosed divergence rather than one settled figure.
Rental options run genuinely varied by bedroom count
Rentcast's average rent ran $1,440 (as of July 2025, +1.4% YoY), ranging from $1,200 for one-bedrooms up to $2,140 for four-bedrooms -- with a real, disclosed oddity where one-bedrooms run below the studio rate.
Anoka County's above-median property tax rate
Fridley's 1.04% effective property tax rate (Ownwell) runs above the 1.02% national median, within Anoka County's real, documented 0.94%-1.04% cross-source band -- the same profile shared with Blaine and Coon Rapids.
Key takeaways
- Zillow's home-value index ran DOWN 2.1% YoY even as Movoto's list-price figure ran higher -- confirm current pricing directly.
- Rent ranges $1,200-$2,140 by bedroom count, with a real disclosed studio/one-bedroom oddity.
- Fridley's 1.04% effective property tax rate sits at the high end of Anoka County's own band.
- A genuinely complicated four-district school pattern affects neighborhood desirability by address.
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