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Father-son RE/MAX Results team in Maple Grove. We sell homes and guide Twin Cities new construction. He is a Graduate of the Realtors Institute (GRI).

The Doyle Real Estate Team is a 2nd generation family team of Realtors based out of Maple Grove, MN serving the greater west metro and Twin Cities areas. With 25+ years of combined Real Estate experience and over 80 million dollars in completed transactions we are able to provide expert advice for all of your residential Real Estate needs. Michael Doyle has been a realtor since 1998 and has helped hundreds of families with their housing needs. Michael was voted a 2018 Super-Agent by Mpls/St Paul magazine, an award he has won multiple times in his career. He is an active member of the Minneapolis, Minnesota and National association of realtors. He is well versed in new construction, estate sales, helping families in transition and traditional sales. Michael enjoys sailing in his free time and has competed in local, national and international sailing events.

11/03/2026

Apparently, if you spend enough time talking about new construction, someone eventually puts you on television. 📺

Thanks for having me, WCCO! I really appreciated the chance to share my Twin Cities New Construction Guide and help more people find their way through the options.

I’ve put a lot of work into bringing the local neighborhoods, builders and buying process together in one place. Pretty cool to get the chance to talk about it on air.

If you missed the segment, you can catch it here.

👉 Watch the WCCO segment:
https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/video/new-free-guide-maps-150-new-construction-neighborhoods-across-the-twin-cities/

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from the Spooky Doyle Team! 🎃👻

May your candy bowl stay full, your pumpkins survive the squirrels and nobody show up at your door dressed as an unexpected home repair.

Have a fun and safe Halloween!

10/29/2026

Spring gets all the attention in real estate, but there’s something I like about fall buyers:

They usually have a reason to be looking.

Maybe there's a job change, a lease ending, a growing family or they simply want to be settled before winter really gets going.

Whatever the reason, people giving up a perfectly good October Saturday to tour houses tend to be a little more intentional.

There may be fewer buyers than during the spring rush, but sellers can benefit from less competition from other listings and buyers who are actively trying to make a move.

That doesn't mean you can phone in the listing. With more inventory available this fall, pricing, photography and presentation matter. Buyers have alternatives.

But if you've been assuming you missed your chance because spring is over?

You haven't.

Minnesota still sells houses after the leaves change. We even manage it after the leaves disappear entirely.
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10/28/2026

One of the things I enjoy about new construction is knowing where to ask questions, where to push a little and how to help when something unexpected crops up.

Thank you, Seth. I really appreciate the trust.

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10/26/2026

We know what comes after fall in Minnesota.
I’m not saying the W-word yet, but your house knows. 🍂

A few things worth knocking out before temperatures really start dropping:

🪜 Clean the gutters and downspouts. Leaves sitting up there can contribute to drainage problems and ice dams later.

🔥 Give the furnace some attention. Schedule maintenance if it’s due and check the filter.

🚰 Disconnect the exterior hoses. Future-you does not want to deal with a frozen outdoor faucet.

🪟 Check windows and door seals. If you can feel the cold air now, imagine January.

🔋 Test your smoke and CO detectors. Replace batteries where needed.

None of this is particularly exciting.
Neither is discovering a preventable house problem when it’s 10 degrees outside.

10/23/2026

This is one of the biggest questions I get from people who already own a home and want to build:

Do we sell first… or build first?

There isn’t one answer that works for everybody.

Your financing matters. Your builder’s timeline matters. Your comfort level matters. And, importantly, whether you’re okay owning two homes for any period of time definitely matters.

Depending on the situation, there are ways to make the transition easier, including rent-backs, extended closings or timing the sale of your current home closer to completion of the new one.

The key is figuring out that sequence before you’re committed to two timelines that don’t play nicely together.

Because building a house is exciting.
Building a house while wondering where you’re going to live for six weeks? Slightly less so.

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👉 https://online.flippingbook.com/view/331513063/

10/21/2026

Another one pending! 🎉
9220 Orchid Lane N in Maple Grove is officially under contract.

There are plenty of steps between spotting the right home and getting to that PENDING sign, so it’s always good to see everything come together.

Congratulations to everyone involved.

On to the next step. 🏡
👉 https://doylerealestateteam.com/real-estate/9220-orchid-lane-n-maple-grove-mn-55369/792555048/

10/20/2026

Everyone wants to talk about the house.

I want you to pay attention to the dirt underneath it.

When you're building new, the lot can affect your view, privacy, driveway, yard, natural light, walkout potential and even what the home ultimately costs.

And unlike flooring or countertops, you can’t upgrade your lot five years from now.

Think about orientation. Slope. What’s behind you. What could eventually be built beside you. Whether you want more yard or less yard to maintain.

The exact same floor plan can feel very different depending on where you put it.
So yes, fall in love with the house.

Just make sure you like the piece of Minnesota underneath it too.
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👉 https://doylerealestateteam.com/new-construction/

10/16/2026

Okay, this one is for the lawn nerds. 🤓

I’ve tested 15 robot mowers over the past two years through real Minnesota conditions, and these things have come a long way.

We’re talking RTK, LiDAR, cameras and all-wheel drive, with newer mowers using different technologies to navigate lawns, deal with tree cover and avoid obstacles.

The prices have changed too. Entry-level machines now start under $1,000, compared with a roughly $2,500 floor just a few years ago. Strong mid-range models generally run about $2,000–$3,000.

But they’re definitely not all created equal.

Tree cover matters. Slopes matter. Navigation technology matters. And yes, depending on your yard, you may still need to break out the string trimmer around some edges.

After two years of testing, I’ve reached the point where I’d recommend a robot mower for most people.

And if you want to go properly down the rabbit hole, I’ve got plenty more where that came from. 🤓

👉 See all my robot mower videos:
https://www.youtube.com//search?query=lawn%20mowers

10/15/2026

There are more homes to choose from around the Twin Cities right now.

So naturally the next question is:
Does that mean we’re in a buyer’s market?

Not necessarily.

More inventory gives buyers something we haven’t always had much of lately: choice and breathing room.

You may have more time to compare properties, more opportunity to negotiate and a little less pressure to treat every decent house like the last helicopter out of town.

But the good homes still get attention.

Price, condition, location and the specific part of the metro you’re shopping in all matter.
So yes, buyers have gained some leverage.

Just don’t confuse more leverage with all the leverage.
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