
Apartments near Franklin Circle Shopping Center in Minneapolis, MN (2,068 Rentals)


The Groveland

2650 Pleasant Ave S

3343 15th Ave S

3123 23rd Ave

504 W Franklin Ave

2816 Pillsbury Ave

2824 Pillsbury Ave

3129 23rd Ave S

506 W 24th St

2009 Garfield Ave S

3354 Columbus Ave

3118 Stevens Ave

Pioneer Hall

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Whittier Flats - 2815 Pleasant Ave S

Mill & Main

428 Groveland Ave

3400 Elliot Ave

2401 Garfield Ave S

522 Ridgewood Ave

2700 Grand Ave S

2746 Pleasant Ave S

2212-2216 Garfield Ave S

3411 15th Ave S

Centennial Hall

3329 Cedar Ave S

Opportunity Crossing

Superior

2708 Grand Ave S

608 Ridgewood Ave

3312 4th Ave S

Doran 2013

2820 S Pleasant Ave

2741 S Grand Ave

3245 3rd Ave S

2807 E 29th St

3420 Bloomington Ave S

3416 Chicago Ave

3424 Bloomington Ave S

3412 Chicago Ave

615 Franklin

Swinford Apartments

2805 Grand Ave

Frontier Hall

1907 Lyndale Ave S

2541 Garfield Ave

3420 Chicago Ave S

510 Groveland Ave

Karmel Square

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