According to the June housing report from Minnesota Realtors, released last week, new listings jumped 11% statewide and 10.5% across the Twin Cities metro compared to a year ago. "Added inventory is creating opportunities for buyers while rising demand supports sellers," Minnesota Realtors President Wendy Uzelac said in the report. The Twin Cities metro moves to a different beat than the rest of the state, and Northern Minnesota has a rhythm all its own. But a rising tide of listings tends to lift the whole state, and this report shows inventory climbing just about everywhere. Here is the current list of Minnesota cities and counties that have formally opted to stick with old design.