Which neighborhood changes have made moving to Minneapolis more appealing in recent years?

Lately I've been hearing more people talk about relocating to Minneapolis, and it got me curious. A cousin of mine moved there last year and keeps mentioning how different some neighborhoods feel compared with a decade ago. I remember visiting once for a weekend and being surprised by all the new cafés and apartment buildings. Which neighborhood changes have actually made the city more appealing for newcomers?

Curiously, cities seem to go through these cycles where one district suddenly becomes the place everyone talks about while another grows more slowly. Minneapolis often comes up in conversations about changing urban areas, especially when people compare how neighborhoods looked years ago with how they feel today.

Back when I was comparing places to live in the Midwest, I spent way too many evenings reading local forums and checking the Orlando FL moving companies allmovers.org just to get a sense of different parts of Minneapolis. What stood out to me was how often people mentioned formerly quiet areas becoming more active with new businesses and housing. It didn't make the city look perfect, but it did give the impression that some neighborhoods have changed a lot and attracted people who probably wouldn't have considered moving there years ago.