MINNEAPOLIS — If you've ever lived, walked, or driven around the Twin Cities, chances are you're familiar with Kris Lindahl. The real estate agent's billboards, complete with a photo of Lindahl's ...

Kris Lindahl and his real estate company are perhaps best known for his pose seen on billboards and buses throughout the metro. If you’re a Twin Cities resident, chances are you already know what it ...

Kris Lindahl built one of the fastest-growing and in-your-face real estate brands in the Midwest in part by plastering photos of himself with enthusiastically outstretched arms on billboards, buses ...

MINNEAPOLIS --Kris Lindahl has filed to trademark this iconic pose you see on billboards all over the state. Lindhal says the pose - arms stretched out, staring straight ahead, with a big smile on his ...

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If you’ve been driving around the Twin Cities recently or tuned into football games on TV last weekend, you may have done a double-take at an oddly familiar ad. “Guaranteed Black Ops in your home,” ...

Kris Lindahl of Kris Lindahl Real Estate Group sits down with Amy Hockert on All Day Live. 28,820 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others?28,820 people played ...

Kris Lindahl, the real estate CEO famous for billboard advertising, has published his own memoir and personal development book. Kris Lindahl launches marketing agency ...

An international arms race has erupted over a pose. Kris Lindahl, a Minnesota’s realtor, sued Canadian agent Rob Golfi, saying he stole a signature posture, FOX 9 reported. Lindahl, whose website ...

While two baseball teams, one from Minnesota and one from Houston, recently battled on the baseball diamond, two nationally known mega-marketers — one from Houston, the other from Minneapolis — ...

Real estate has been making lots of headlines lately, and the stories are leaving many consumers scratching their heads. Wait, what’s changing? When? Why? But what’s lost in all the talk about agent ...