Apartments in Minneapolis

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$1,200

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3135 Grand Ave S Minneapolis, MN

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Lyndale

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$1,650

3208 Pleasant Ave

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$795

2880 James Ave S

Minneapolis, MN

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$1,000 - 1,050

2810 Park Ave

Minneapolis, MN

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$1,420 - 1,880

Downtown/loring Park

Minneapolis, MN

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Loring Park

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$1,830

3319 Longfellow Ave

Minneapolis, MN

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Corcoran

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$1,095

4049 Dupont Ave

Minneapolis, MN

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Webber-Camden

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$1,695 - 1,825

1092 18Th Ave

Minneapolis, MN

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$1,750

1008 Gould Ave NE

Minneapolis, MN

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$859

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3332 Nicollet Ave Minneapolis, MN

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Lyndale

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$650 - 975

Doyle

1307 4th St SE Minneapolis, MN

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Dinkytown

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$999

Kewanis Court Apartments

600 W Franklin Ave Minneapolis, MN

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Loring Park

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$775

22 - 507 E 14th

507 E 14th St Minneapolis, MN

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$1,250

Newly Renovated Apartment In Historic Elliot Park

826 10th St S Minneapolis, MN

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Elliot Park

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$900 - 999

1325 W 27th St

Minneapolis, MN

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East Isles

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$2,000

3225 Cedar Ave S

Minneapolis, MN

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$1,795

3609 N Washburn Ave

Minneapolis, MN

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Cleveland

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$2,600

3517 NE Mckinley St

Minneapolis, MN

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Waite Park

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$1,750

2634 N Colfax Ave

Minneapolis, MN

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$1,495

2726 Grand Ave

Minneapolis, MN

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Lowry Hill East

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$1,375

2818 E 31st St

Minneapolis, MN

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Greater Longfellow

14

$1,829

4351 Knox Ave N

Minneapolis, MN

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Webber-Camden

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$350

Affordable Northeast Office Space.

1845 Stinson Blvd Minneapolis, MN

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Windom Park

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$2,000

6000 5th Ave S

Minneapolis, MN

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$1,399

2506 Dupont Ave N

Minneapolis, MN

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Jordan

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$2,400

984 17Th Ave

Minneapolis, MN

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Como

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$1,195

2880 James Ave

Minneapolis, MN

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Uptown Minneapolis Apartments

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$1,800

2513 Grand Ave S

Minneapolis, MN

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Lowry Hill East

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$1,350

2833 31st Ave S

Minneapolis, MN

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Greater Longfellow

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$3,399

3015 James Ave S

Minneapolis, MN

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Minneapolis, Minnesota Apartments for rent

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The largest city in Minnesota, Minneapolis is known for its culture, creativity and charm. Minneapolis is the perfect place to enjoy a night at the theater, take in a concert, or wander through a world-class art museum. The city is home to the Walker Art Center, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, the Guthrie Theater, and legendary concert venue First Avenue. Many residents enjoy cheering on the Vikings, taking in a Twins game at Target Field, and enjoying the city’s beautiful numerous lakefront parks.

When to Search

In Minneapolis, apartment hunting starts in January, peaks in the late summer, and dwindles by September. Still, especially compared to some other cities, apartment hunting in Minneapolis remains a viable option year-round. Find your perfect apartment using Rentable before peak rental season rather than waiting until your only option is to scour craigslists daily for an apartment that "will do".

Staying in the Know

Compared to the rest of Minnesota, Minneapolis’s population density attracts larger, more professional management companies and property ownership groups. Expect to meet professional but friendly organizations when you shop around for your new apartment.

Life in Minneapolis

Transportation

No matter where your new apartment is, Minneapolis is an easy city to navigate. The city’s public transport system features of a large number of buses and two rail lines. The Blue Line runs from downtown Minneapolis to the southern suburbs, with stops at the Mall of America, Target Field, and the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport. The Green line runs 24/7 and connects Minneapolis to St. Paul. Specific routes and schedules can be found at www.metrotransit.org.

And if your new apartment doesn’t include a parking spot, don’t fret. Parking is relatively easy throughout the city: There are ramps, metered parking areas, and residential streets that do not require parking permits. You can usually find a free spot, though accessibility can depend greatly on the specific area and the season. Parking can get difficult in the winter, when snow emergencies require cars to be off certain streets during certain hours.

Where to play

Uptown isn’t quite the same as when Prince immortalized it in song — fewer painters, more strollers — but many Minneapolis residents still frequent the neighborhood for its high-end dining and bustling nightlife. Especially on weekends. The area is also a great place to shop, with many local boutiques and one of the Midwest’s great independent bookstores, Magers and Quinn.

The Warehouse District , or North Loop, is a former industrial area just northwest of downtown Minneapolis, along the Mississippi River. Its enormous buildings once housed milling and manufacturing goods, but they now play to host to luxury apartments, craft cocktail hangouts like Marvel Bar, shops from fellow Midwesterners Shinola Detroit, and some of the city’s best restaurants (Bachelor Farmer and Spoon and Stable).

Attractions

Minneapolis has a wide range of attractions to offer visitors and locals alike. Enjoy the wonders of the natural world at the 500-acre Minnesota Zoo or explore the SEA LIFE Minnesota Aquarium, which houses more than 10,000 species. If you're bored of exploring the city on foot, consider seeing the Twin Cities from a different perspective. The Foshay Tower offers stunning views of the city from its 30th floor observation deck. You can also hop in a kayak and take a Mississippi River tour, giving you a little side of fitness with your view.

Dining

Minneapolis is home to a vibrant, forward-thinking foodie culture, inspired both by the city’s Scandinavian heritage and its diverse modern population. The reigning winner of the James Beard award for Best Chef in the Midwest, Paul Berglund, leads the kitchen in The North Loop’s Bachelor Farmer, and young chefs across Minneapolis have embraced a farm-to-table, hyper-local mentality. Expect to see the phrase “New Nordic cuisine” on plenty of menus and in restaurant reviews.

The city’s great food isn’t limited solely to fine dining, though — you can get delectable dishes just about anywhere. Whether you're a U of M student grabbing a delectable pancake (and a side of surly service) at Al’s Breakfast or waiting in the lunch rush line for a face-sized bowl of pho at Quang, you're sure to find a favorite Minneapolis restaurant that you can't get enough of!

Bars

Once you dive in to Minneapolis’s bar scene, you'll be hard pressed to find a more welcoming place for alcohol enthusiasts. Craft beer is practically a religion here, with Surly Brewing Company leading the way. The brewery is a destination in the area, offering liberal pours of its aggressively named beers (Furious, Hell, Bender) in decidedly chill surroundings. Summit, one of the Midwest’s first major craft breweries, also calls Minneapolis home. As for spirits… Minneapolis is also one of the few cities that allows distilleries to also open on-site bars. Check out Du Nord, Tattersall, or Wander North for some of the city’s best cocktails, shaken and stirred within feet of the still. Two birds, one stone.

Culture

When it comes to culture, Minneapolis doesn't play. Visual arts lovers will find much to love, from the eclectic collection at U of M’s Weisman Art Museum to the contemporary exhibits at the Walker Art Center. Adjacent to the Walker is the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. Run in partnership with the city parks department, it features 11 acres of green space and works of art by Sol LeWitt, Eva Rothschild, and Claes Oldenburg, whose Spoonbridge and Cherry is something of a Minneapolis landmark. If you're searching for something a little off the beaten path, take a look at the Museum of Russian Art – the only museum in the United States exclusively dedicated to exhibiting Russian work. Theater buffs can enjoy performances at the Guthrie Theater, Orpheum Theatre, and numerous other venues dotting the city. If you can't find a cultural event to attend in Minneapolis, you're not looking hard enough!

Events

Minneapolis keeps its residents busy year-round with fun events and unique festivals. Every third week of May, the Minneapolis Arts District comes alive as galleries open their doors to the public and welcome spring with a little touch of creativity. Rock the Garden, a summer music fest held outside of The Walker Art Center, has recently hosted The Flaming Lips, Chance the Rapper, and Belle & Sebastian. You can also enjoy free summer movies and concerts throughout the summer at Father Hennepin Park, the perfect setting for date night or a lovely outdoor picnic with friends. But Minneapolis's most unique event by far is the Minnesota Fringe Festival, an 11-day extravaganza celebrating the arts community and showcasing everything from expressive dance to visual art.

Shopping

Big fan of retail therapy? You've come to the right city. The shopping destinations in Minneapolis are fabulous, and clothes and shoes are tax-free! Plus, Minneapolis is home to The Mall of America, the country’s largest shopping center, with more than 4.3 miles of retail bliss. Southdale, the oldest indoor shopping mall in the nation, offers mid-range chains. For more local goods, head over to the Galleria, which boasts many upscale stores exclusive to Minnesota. Looking for something a little more obscure? Head over to the intersection of Selby and Snelling near St. Paul to browse through quirky boutiques and vintage shops, or take a look at 50th and France for more upscale retailers.

Sports

Sports fans will find a lot to love in the Twin Cities. In addition to collegiate athletics, Minneapolis is host to four professional sports teams. Take in a Twins game at Target Field or watch the Vikings at the new U.S. Bank Stadium. For basketball games head over to Target Center right in downtown — the resurgent Timberwolves have been particularly strong of late. It's never too late to look for tickets to a game on craigslist, with so many options you're sure to find some!

Outdoors

The Minneapolis park system is regularly cited as one of the best in the nation. There are dozens of beautiful options, but locals frequently vote Minnehaha Park, Loring Park, and Edinborough Park as some of the best outdoor recreational spaces in the city. If you prefer your green spaces more manicured, the Lake Harriet Rose Garden in Lyndale Park or the Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden should give you plenty to enjoy. For something a little different, head over the Mississippi river just northeast of downtown to see St. Anthony's Falls — once the only major waterfall on the Upper Mississippi, and now the site of a series of locks and dams.

Unlike many other cities, Minneapolis's outdoor spaces can be easily enjoyed beyond the summer months. Many local parks like Powderhorn and Van Cleve Park flood their baseball fields during winter, creating lovely ice rinks for skating and hockey.

Best of Minneapolis

Neighborhoods

The city of Minneapolis offers many diverse neighborhoods so you can discover one that suits your apartment needs. Minneapolis is situated on the Mississippi River and offers a variety of walking paths, parks and lakes for residents to enjoy. Finding a neighborhood that suits your lifestyle is crucial to feeling at home in Minneapolis. We’re here to help!

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Minneapolis:
December Rent Report

Welcome to the December 2024 Minneapolis Apartment Report. In this assessment of the local rental market, Rentable data scientists and rental experts break down the December 2024 key findings and figures for the Minneapolis rental landscape.

Our experts analyze the pricing trends — one-bedroom, two-bedroom, year-over-year and month-over-month — in Minneapolis and surrounding areas and provide comparisons to the entire metro area, nearby cities and some of the most desirable and expensive cities in the United States. Take a look at the last 12 months of Minneapolis average rent prices in the chart below.

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Minneapolis Rent Prices Increase From November to December

Minneapolis rent prices increased over the last month. From November to December, the city experienced a 0.72% increase for the price of a one-bedroom apartment. The rent price for a Minneapolis one-bedroom apartments currently stands at $1,255.0.

When we take a look at the two-bedroom comparison from November to December, Minneapolis experienced a 0.06% increase for the price of a two-bedroom apartment. The rent price for a Minneapolis two-bedroom apartments currently stands at $1,735.0.

December Prices: Minneapolis vs. Surrounding Areas

Bloomington, MN

Minnetonka, MN

Plymouth, MN

Robbinsdale, MN

Eagan, MN

St Louis Park, MN

Minneapolis, MN

St Paul, MN

$1,632

$1,587

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Median 1 BR Rent

Rent Prices in Minneapolis and Surrounding Areas

Rent prices have increased in Minneapolis over the last month. But how have the surrounding areas fared when it comes to the recent volatility in apartment prices? Rent prices in 2 of the Minneapolis suburbs increased last month. On the other hand, 5 local areas experienced a decrease in the price of a one-bedroom apartment.

More key findings include:

Rent increased in Bloomington, MN, Plymouth, MN .
Rent decreased in St Paul, MN, St Louis Park, MN, Minnetonka, MN, Robbinsdale, MN, Eagan, MN.
6 suburbs are currently priced higher than the city of Minneapolis.
1 suburb is currently priced lower than the city of Minneapolis.

December 2024 Pricing Trends: Minneapolis vs. National Comparisons

New York, NY

San Francisco, CA

Los Angeles, CA

Washington, DC

Chicago, IL

Columbus, OH

Minneapolis, MN

Pittsburgh, PA

$4,134

$3,160

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Minneapolis Rent Prices More Affordable Than Major Cities

Rent growth in Minneapolis over the past year has been on the rise. When compared to major cities nearby, along with some of the most expensive cities in the country, Minneapolis average rent prices appear to be relatively affordable for local residents.

The price for a Minneapolis one-bedroom apartment remains vastly more affordable than four of the largest cities in the United States — New York City, Washington, D.C. San Francisco and Los Angeles. And pricing compares quite similarly to nearby Midwest cities.

For more information about Minneapolis and surrounding area rent prices, take a look at the complete data set below.

Data set for Minneapolis and suburbs

	1 BR December	1 BR M/M % Change	2 BR December	2 BR M/M % Change
Minneapolis, MN	$1,246.0	0.24%	$1,734.0	0.40%
St Paul, MN	$1,216.0	0.00%	$1,721.0	0.47%
Bloomington, MN	$1,632.0	3.03%	$1,734.0	0.35%
St Louis Park, MN	$1,356.0	-0.66%	$1,665.0	0.24%
Plymouth, MN	$1,502.0	0.13%	$1,807.0	-1.15%
Minnetonka, MN	$1,587.0	-0.38%	$1,972.0	-2.28%
Robbinsdale, MN	$1,408.0	-0.57%	$1,999.0	-1.53%
Eagan, MN	$1,399.0	0.00%	$1,608.0	0.06%

Methodology

Each month, using over 1 million Rentable listings across the United States, we calculate the median 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom rent prices by city, state, and nation, and track the month-over-month percent change. To avoid small sample sizes, we restrict the analysis for our reports to cities meeting minimum population and property count thresholds.