
Apartments near Target Field in Minneapolis, MN (1,887 Rentals)


Oliver & Wendell

Coze Flats

1700 Stevens Ave

Vesta

Loring 100

Hiawatha Towers

The Archdale

1912 3rd Ave

1929 S 3rd Ave

800-UNIV

Archer Apartments

Lee Lofts

Redmond Apartments

The Howards

2217 Portland Ave S

Nicollet Towers

The Howards

707 University

The Hollywood

The Chelsea

715 University Ave SE

Mino-Bimaadiziwin

Kosgiolek House

Holmes Park Village

801-UNIV

4th Street Apartments

Lume

Yale Place Apartments

330 5th Ave SE

1905 Stevens Ave

The Kensington

1830 Stevens Ave

628 4th St SE

Smyth Lofts

Ashmore Apartments

Maple Oak Apartments

326 6th Ave Apartments

2014 3rd Ave

The Maryland

2101 3rd Ave

St Anthony Historic

1st Avenue Flats

2115 3rd Ave

Bii Di Gain Dash Anwebi

Twin Place Apartments

FloCo Fusion

318 8th Ave SE

718-4TH

8th on Campus

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