
Apartments near Target Field Station-Hiawatha Line in Minneapolis, MN (1,488 Rentals)


229 Humboldt Ave N

Cobalt Condominiums

Zenith

Park Manor

Rampton Apartments

1401 Park Ave

301 Kenwood Pky

812-826 S 10th St

900-906 16th Ave N

330 4th St NE

301 Oak Grove St

239 Irving Ave N

Orfield Apartments

1500 Park Ave

Phoenix on the River

1700 3rd Ave S

Kyle Garden Square

The 155

200 Cedar Lake Rd

236 Clifton Ave

510 Groveland Ave

1721 3rd Ave S

428 Groveland Ave

1800 Lasalle Ave

Third Avenue Place

301 Clifton Ave

Harrison Townhomes

530 Knox Ave N

Nancy Page Residence

1806 Lasalle Ave

The Calumet Lofts

1105 16th Ave N

728 East 16th Street (New Town)

212 11th Ave S

1818 Lasalle Ave

Zimmerman House

The Phoenix on 3rd

187 & 191 James Ave N

Third Avenue Place II

Clinton Ave Townhomes

1115 Main St

155 Cedar Lake Rd N

Manko Terrace

729 E 16th St

507-513 Central Ave NE

Mill & Main

Stevens Community Apartments

Stevens Community Apartments

151 Cedar Lake Rd N

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There are currently 2,352 Studio Apartments in Minneapolis with rent ranges from $595 to $2,439 with an average price of $1,331.
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