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


Milwaukee Avenue Townhomes

3715 Oakland Ave

3550 Park Ave S

3044 S Elliot Ave

2603-2611 Bloomington Ave

624 E 38th St

2521-2523 17th Ave S

3136 Chicago Ave

Soleil

2528 17th Ave S

3509-3517 S Oakland Ave

3153 Columbus Ave S

2501 17th Ave S

2504 17th Ave S

4052-4054 Oakland

2521 Bloomington Avenue

2301 Minnehaha Ave

3437 Portland Ave S

2743 11th Ave S

3616 S Portland Ave

The Antonoff

3552 Portland Ave S

3835 5th Ave S

2100 S 25th Ave

509 E 36th St

3450 Portland Ave

500 E 36th St

Park Apartments

Chicago Place

2120 Minnehaha Ave

3540 5th Ave S

409 E 39th St

Metroplace Condominiums

3935 4th Ave S

2420 Bloomington Ave

1614 E 24th St

4015 4th Ave S

921

2835 Park Ave

2320-2322 Bloomington Ave

2833 Park Ave

2016-2020 E Franklin Ave

923 21st Ave S

244 Bedford St SE

237 Cecil St SE

2726 Chicago Ave

1500 E 24th St

240-242 Bedford St SE

924 21st Ave S

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