
Apartments near Government Plaza Station-Hiawatha Line in Minneapolis, MN (1,762 Rentals)


Zimmerman House

Carlson Hall

1110 S 8th St

907 E 15th St

Cooks Of Crocus Hill

728 East 16th Street (New Town)

901 15th St E

911 15th St E

1516 S Elliot Ave

1500 10th Ave S

729 E 16th St

1225 Lasalle Condos

1601 S Elliot Ave

Stonebridge Condominium Lofts

Loring Green East

Security Lofts

Rock Island Lofts

Grove Street Flats

1607 10th Ave S

1515 11th Ave S

La Rive Condominiums

Nicollet Island Cooperative

Renaissance on the River

#1-B

Winslow House

Swinford Apartments

Phoenix on the River

500 N 2nd St

1800 Park Ave

727 18th St E

515 N 1st St

200 Central

1700 3rd Ave S

Columbus Square

Bookmen Stacks

545 N 1st St

1721 3rd Ave S

1810 Portland Ave

Rampton Apartments

Mill & Main

Third Avenue Place

Clinton Ave Townhomes

101 Main St Ne

560 N 2nd St

Columbus Square

580 N 2nd St

1828 Columbus Ave

Third Avenue Place II

626 E 19th St

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