Living in
Sioux Falls, SD
South Dakota's largest city, with big-city amenities and a downtown built around the falls of the Big Sioux River. Whether you want a historic home on a tree-lined street or something brand new on the edge of town, there's a neighborhood for you.
What locals love
Why People Choose Sioux Falls
Falls Park
The falls on the Big Sioux River, right downtown, with a Saturday farmers market in season.
The bike trail
A paved trail and greenway that loops around the city along the river.
SculptureWalk
Rotating outdoor sculptures along downtown Phillips Avenue.
Great Plains Zoo
Plus the Delbridge Museum, a favorite for families.
Arts & events
The Washington Pavilion and the Denny Sanford Premier Center.
Homes near the edges of the city can fall in Brandon Valley, Harrisburg, Tea Area, Tri-Valley or Lennox schools. I'll always confirm the district for any home you're considering.
Where to look
Popular Neighborhoods
McKennan Park
Historic, tree-lined streets with early-1900s homes.
Cathedral District
Victorian-era homes around St. Joseph Cathedral.
All Saints
Early-20th-century homes close to downtown.
Whittier
Northeast of downtown, with homes priced below the city average.
Augustana
Older single-family homes near the university.
Downtown
Lofts in converted warehouses and brick storefronts.
Thinking about Sioux Falls?
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Helpful guides
Before You Buy or Sell
Cost to sell in SD
A plain-English breakdown of the costs of selling a home in South Dakota: agent compensation, the state transfer fee, property taxes, title, and more.
First-time buyer guide
A step-by-step guide for first-time home buyers in Sioux Falls and the Sioux Empire: budget, pre-approval, buyer programs, offers, inspections, and closing day.
Moving to Sioux Falls
Thinking about moving to Sioux Falls, SD? What to know about the city, the small towns around it, schools, commutes, and how to buy a home from out of town.