
Apartments near Fridley Station-Northstar Corridor in Minneapolis, MN (192 Rentals)


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6107 Bryant Ave N

401 46th Ave NE, Unit 401 46th Ave NE

5347 4th St NE, Unit 5347 4th Street NE 3

5347 4th St NE, Unit 5347 4th Street NE 1

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5801 N Irving Ave

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5547 N Lyndale Ave

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4550 Madison St NE

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5900 3rd St NE

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5980 Anna Ave NE

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1209 Pearson Pkwy

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4516 Monroe St NE

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2001 Yellowstone Trail

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1728 84th Ct N

6541 2nd St

Miller Fremont

Brandes Place

5035 3rd St NE

1513 Humboldt Pl N

4921 3rd St NE

The Landmark of Fridley

5800 Logan Ave N

713 47 1/2 Ave NE

1425 55th Ave N

4653 Tyler St Ne

5301 Dupont Ave N

4546 Tyler St Ne

1200 67th Ave N

5121 University Ave NE

Brookside Manor

5100-5108 Horizon Dr

55+ Community- The Crossings at Brookwood

Riverview Apartments

Lux Apartments

5830 Logan Ave N

Aura Age 55 Plus Active Community

Altair

The Cielo Apartments

Georgetown on the River

Northview Commons Apartments

Axle Apartments

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Georgetown Park of Brooklyn Center

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Melrose Gates

Moore Lake Apartments

River Road East

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Grand Central Flats

Oak Hills Apartments

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Riverwood 6425

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Callisto Commons

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M Street Flats

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