
Apartments near 38th Street Station-Hiawatha Line in Minneapolis, MN (584 Rentals)


Corridor Flats

3017 19th Ave S

3010 20th Ave S

3501 Bloomington Ave S

3528 Bloomington Ave

2808 30th Ave S

3115 Cedar Ave S

3021 Longfellow Ave

3420 Bloomington Ave S

4236 46th Ave S

2852 38th Ave S

3424 Bloomington Ave S

3439 15th Ave S

3411 15th Ave S

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3050 18th Ave

3501 14th Ave S

3343 15th Ave S

4218 Bloomington Ave

3254 Bloomington Ave S

Ternary Flats

4412-4414 46th Ave S

3200 Bloomington Ave

2934 Cedar Ave S

Lake Nokomis Condominiums

3254 15th Ave S

3201 15th Ave S

3545 12th Ave S

2913 18th Ave S

3223 14th Ave S

3521 12th Ave S

3602 12th Ave S

3201 14th Ave S

2904 18th Ave S

3727-3729 11th Ave S

The Portico

4904 28th Ave S

3055 15th Ave S

4920 28th Ave S

3053 15th Ave S

3517 11th Ave S

3110 15th Ave S

3123 14th Ave S

3033 15th Ave S

3547-3549 10th Ave S

2908 16th Ave S

2900 16th Ave S

2723 Cedar Ave S

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