
Apartments near Target Field Station-Hiawatha Line in Minneapolis, MN (1,486 Rentals)


1924 Stevens Ave S

1921 3rd Ave S

Emerson Village

1920 3rd Ave S

1214 3rd St NE

504 University Ave SE

Columbus Square

1925 S 2nd Ave

508 University Ave SE

727 18th St E

500 Ridgewood Ave

315 5th St SE

440 Ridgewood Ave

626 E 19th St

1607 10th Ave S

500 Broadway St NE

Arrigoni House

1907 Glenwood Ave

Franklin Hill Condominiums

508 Ridgewood Ave

Franklin Avenue West

326-336 Franklin Ave

201 E Franklin Ave

522 Ridgewood Ave

1427 Marshall St NE

Franklin Lofts

1907 Lyndale Ave S

1515 11th Ave S

427 4th St SE

1008 Morgan Ave N

Columbus Square

215 7th St NE

608 Ridgewood Ave

215 W Franklin Ave

St. Anthony in Towne

217-219 W Franklin Ave

1828 Columbus Ave

Stevens Community in the Village

Lincoln Lowry Hill Condominiums

Diamondcraft Building

330 Monroe St NE

2015 Stevens Ave

2011 2nd Ave S

504 W Franklin Ave

2015 2nd Ave S

1904 Park Ave

2014 2nd Ave S

1909 Park Ave

1918 Park Ave

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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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There’s a tenet in marketing about client or customer attraction and retention. Studies and data have consistently shown it costs less to keep a current customer than to attract a new one.