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15 | Page <br />City of Little Canada Housing Study - 2025 <br />Housing Stock Overview <br />Understanding Little Canada’s housing stock is essential for evaluating its capacity to meet <br />current and future housing needs. As a fully developed community, its existing homes will <br />continue to make up most of its housing supply. This section examines the quantity, types, and <br />characteristics of the city’s housing stock to identify both opportunities and challenges. <br /> <br />Little Canada has approximately 5,100 living units 1, fewer than any reference community in <br />Ramsey County except Arden Hills. <br />Figure 9 – Total Living Units <br /> <br />Source – Ramsey County Open GIS | Collected 11/15/2024 <br /> <br />Housing Types <br />Nearly 50% of all housing units in Little Canada are in multifamily buildings (condos, co-ops, <br />apartments, etc.), a significantly higher proportion than in any other reference community in <br />Ramsey County. <br /> <br />About 10% of homes in Little Canada fall into the 'Missing Middle' category—duplexes, <br />triplexes, and townhomes—which provide an alternative between single-family homes and larger <br />multifamily developments. An additional 10% of homes are manufactured housing units. The <br />remaining 34% of housing units in Little Canada are detached single-family homes. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />1 Living Unit = A separate living space that can be occupied by one household, such as a single-family home, <br />apartment, or other residential dwelling. <br /> <br />3,544 5,081 <br />17,411 <br />5,309 <br />17,612 <br />12,218 <br />6,028 <br />11,182 <br /> - <br /> 4,000 <br /> 8,000 <br /> 12,000 <br /> 16,000 <br /> 20,000 <br />Arden Hills Little Canada Maplewood North Saint <br />Paul <br />Roseville Shoreview Vadnais <br />Heights <br />White Bear <br />Lake