Moving to Roseville: Pros, Cons & What to Know

Moving to Roseville means moving to a genuine, dual-adjacent Minneapolis/St. Paul retail hub anchored by Rosedale Center -- with a real, disclosed, substantially elevated crime rate worth weighing directly.

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A real, singular retail identity

Rosedale Center, opened in 1969, draws a real, documented 10-14 million visitors annually -- #2 in Minnesota mall foot traffic behind only the Mall of America -- and Roseville is also home to the nation's first Target store.

A genuinely rare dual-adjacency position

Roseville is one of only two Twin Cities suburbs geographically adjacent to BOTH Minneapolis and St. Paul, a real, distinct positioning claim.

A genuinely, modestly declining population

Roseville's population is genuinely, modestly declining (-0.47%/year this pass), a real, honest distinction from this batch's growing or stable Minnesota markets.

A real, substantially elevated crime rate

Roseville's overall crime rate ran 89 per 1,000 this pass -- a real, disclosed figure worth weighing directly alongside the city's real retail-hub daytime-population context.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-27. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.