
Apartments near 47th & Cedar in Minneapolis, MN (527 Rentals)


3521 12th Ave S

3501 14th Ave S

3505 22nd Ave S

3628 S Columbus Ave

4200 1st Avenue South

4314 Minnehaha Ave

3633 Park Ave

4334 Nicollet Ave

3517 11th Ave S

3439 15th Ave S

3900 Minnehaha Ave

4215 Nicollet Ave

3549 Coumbus Ave S

3424 Bloomington Ave S

3420 Bloomington Ave S

3601 Park Ave

3948 36th Ave S

Creekside Commons

3501 Elliot Ave S

3411 15th Ave S

5732 Bossen Ter

137 W 46th St

5738 Bossen Ter

Minnehaha Flats Minnehaha Flats Minnehaha Flats

3550 Park Ave S

101 E 54th St

5733 Bossen Ter

3953 1st Ave S

3947 1st Ave S

5750 Bossen Ter

Third Avenue Townhomes

5739 Bossen Ter

3308 38th St E

5745 Bossen Ter

5734 Sander Dr

3616 S Portland Ave

3343 15th Ave S

5749 Bossen Ter

Sander Drive Apartments

3104 58th St

The Portico

3329 Cedar Ave S

3807 2nd Ave S

5753 Bossen Ter

5746 Sander Dr

3636 Minnehaha Ave

24 E Diamond Lake Rd

3500 Columbus Ave

3114 58th St E

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There’s a tenet in marketing about client or customer attraction and retention. Studies and data have consistently shown it costs less to keep a current customer than to attract a new one.