
Apartments near Village Center in Minneapolis, MN (1,966 Rentals)


Building #1

617 University Ave SE

3601 Park Ave

3115 Cedar Ave S

212 W 37th St

3549 Coumbus Ave S

Arrigoni House

Building #2

3636 Grand Ave S

3625 Aldrich Ave S

3545 Emerson Ave S

627-629 University Ave SE

623-625 University Ave SE

3343 15th Ave S

401-4TH

3549 Emerson Ave S

3621 Bryant Ave S

3542-3546 Emerson Ave S

3655 Harriet Ave S

400 2nd St NE

3146 Cedar Ave S

1008 Morgan Ave N

427 4th St SE

429 2nd Ave SE

3017 19th Ave S

3010 20th Ave S

3517 11th Ave S

3538 Fremont Ave S

3411 15th Ave S

515 4th St SE

622 4th St SE

3633 Park Ave

505 Main St NE

1000 Newton Ave N

3628 S Columbus Ave

3100 19th Ave S

700-702 4th St SE

507-513 Central Ave NE

3547-3549 10th Ave S

1016 Newton Ave N

315 5th St SE

3521 12th Ave S

Corridor Flats

3420 Bloomington Ave S

1020 Newton Ave N

Plymouth Stevens House

3424 Bloomington Ave S

530 5th St SE

140-150 6th Ave NE

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There are currently 2,344 Studio Apartments in Minneapolis with rent ranges from $595 to $2,439 with an average price of $1,328.
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