Kindred, North Dakota Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Kindred Home & Community Information

Located about 30 miles southeast of Fargo, Kindred was first settled in 1880, and was officially incorporated as a city in 1949. Today, the city is home to just over 700 residents, a number that's been growing steadily over the last 15 years. The population is younger than most in North Dakota, with an average age of just under 33 years old, and its median household income numbers are right in line with state averages. One of the big benefits of living in a small city is that you really get to know your neighbors, and that's definitely the case in Kindred. Browse the latest real estate listings in Kindred, ND.

Schools & Education

The Kindred 2 School District is a small district, with a great reputation. Kindred Elementary School and Kindred High School—the two main schools in the area, both receive a stellar 9 out of 10 rating from GreatSchools. Those schools cover the entirety of K-12, so your kids will be in good shape the whole way, and Kindred High moved into a new facility in 2012. College options nearby include North Dakota State College of Science, North Dakota State University Main Campus, and Concordia College at Moorhead, which is just over the Minnesota border.

Employment Market

The job market in Kindred is quite diverse for a small city, with the most in-demand careers focused on providing the services that citizens need most. Healthcare, education, and utilities work all post above average marks in Kindred. The city also maintains a strong manufacturing and production sector, which creates jobs for everyone from skilled laborers to experienced engineers. You'll also find quality positions at small businesses around town, and it's a great place to start a business of your own.

Things to Do in Kindred

Kindred definitely offers diverse entertainment options, including a few that you may not expect. The Kindred-Davenport Regional Airport, for example, is a great place to learn how to fly, and hosts plenty of special events. You'll also find plenty of top-notch recreational facilities around town, including two softball fields, a community pool, parks, hiking trails, and even snow-mobile trails. Every summer, the city celebrates Kindred Days with a festival, great food, and plenty of fun for the whole family. There's always a community-based event around the corner in Kindred, and you'll also have an easy commute to Fargo when you want a quick taste of the city.

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