Apartments for Rent in Minnesota. Minnesota is a great place to rent apartments for all those who like living close to a riverside or lake. Blessed with the largest lake in the world, Lake Superior, Minnesota has a choice of 10,000 other lakes as well as the Mississippi River for water sports enthusiasts to indulge in fishing, rafting, boating, and other outdoor activities. There is plenty to do during the summer and colder winter months.

Minneapolis and St. Paul are two cities worth a visit and people seeking to move should start their search for an apartment to rent in Minnesota here. Minnesota’s climate is perhaps not to everyone’s taste, with short spring time and brief, but hot summer seasons and long, icy winters, but there’s so much to do that Minnesota can easily be forgiven for this one shortcoming! Winter sport enthusiasts will enjoy the snowy winters.

Minnesota is the twelfth largest state and has some 5.3 million inhabitants, of which nearly 60% live in the greater Minneapolis and St. Paul area. Blessed with natural resources such as iron production, agriculture and varied industry – from metal production, plastics to electronic consumer goods – Minnesota also attracts thousands of tourists every year, making this another valuable source of revenue for the State.

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The numerous theatres, nature trails, golf courses shopping malls such as the Mall of America, clean streets and low cost of living make Minneapolis and St. Paul a wonderful place to live. Apartments for rent in Minneapolis and St. Paul are comparatively inexpensive, indeed the cost of living lies some 12% below national average. A 2 bed room apartment for rent in Minnesota can be as little as $800 for 1000sq ft, while studios can usually be found for around $600 for 450 sq ft. In Minneapolis apartments for rent are on average $88 per month for a one bed room and $1000 for a 2 bedroom apartment.

Not only is Minnesota a great place to live, but to work as well. There are lots of Fortune 500 companies in the Twin Cities inlcuding Target, UnitedHealth Group, 3M, Medtronic, General Mills, Best Buy, and much more. Outstate Minnesota also has world-class employers with Rochester boasting the famous Mayo Clinic and IBM within its city limits.

While Minneapolis is green and leafy, sophisticated and cosmopolitan, St. Paul has a different feel. There are many architectural highlights among the historic and modern buildings, not least of all the skyways, pedestrian walkways which connect most of downtown venues and which keep walkers safe and dry from weather thanks to an ingenious enclosure. Here the cost of living is slightly more expensive but still some 9% below national average. Apartments in St. Paul are cheaper than Minneapolis with an average rent of $650 for one bedroom and $800 for 2 bedroom apartments per month.

Minnesota’s population is famous for being liberally minded and there is a high participation in civic and political activities. Among the State’s most famous artists are Bob Dylan and pop star Prince, while acting talent includes such greats as Judy Garland, Jessica Lange and Winona Rider. A rich cultural scene with theatres, cinemas and live music venues provides much to do for culture vultures and throughout the year there are many festivals to go to such as the Minnesota State Fair which attracts visitor numbers of 1.8 million. The famous St. Paul Winter Carnival and the Minneapolis’ Aquatennial and Mill City Music Festivals are other highlights not to be missed.

Find Apartments for rent in these Minnesota cities:
Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Duluth, Rochester, Bloomington, Brooklyn Park, Burnsville, Eden Prairie, Minnetonka, Maple Grove, Edina, Woodbury, Apple Valley, Blaine, Saint Louis Park, Lakeville, Richfield, Roseville, Mankato, Moorhead, Cottage Grove, Inver Grove Heights, Brooklyn Center, Saint Cloud, Winona, Andover, Shoreview, White Bear Lake, Austin, Owatonna, Champlin, Savage, Faribault, Shakopee, Chanhassen, Golden Valley, South Saint Paul, Ramsey, Albert Lea, Willmar, Hastings, Anoka, Chaska, Northfield, Hopkins, Hibbing, Elk River, Red Wing, Prior Lake, Stillwater, Rosemount, New Ulm, Fergus Falls, Brainerd, Hutchinson, Marshall, Ham Lake, Farmington, Saint Peter, Bemidji, Worthington, Cloquet, Fairmont, Sauk Rapids, Buffalo, Saint Joseph, Sartell, Mound, Virginia, Alexandria, Cedar, Waseca, Thief River Falls, Crookston, North Branch

Minneapolis and St. Paul are Minnesota's largest Cities. Here is a list of the Twin City neighborhoods:
Holland, Lyndale, East Phillips, Northrup, St Anthony West, Regina, Willard Hay, Wenonah, Kenny, Ventura Village, Windom, St Anthony East, Prospect Park, Minnehaha, Howe, Downtown East, University District, Armatage, Bryant, West Calhoun, Sheridan, Lynnhurst, Beltrami, Midtown Phillips, Lowry Hill East, Fulton, Lowry Hill, Kingfield, East Isles, Ericsson, Waite Park, Standish, Stevens Square, Harrison, Seward, Bryn Mawr, Field, Phillips West, Windom Park, Powderhorn Park, Victory, East Calhoun, Page, Calhoun, Audubon Park, Bottineau, Folwell, Shingle Creek, Marshall Terrace, Elliot Park, Morris Park, Longfellow, Corcoran, Mckinley, Keewaydin, Central, Hiawatha, Southeast Como, Cedar Isles Dean, Marcy Holmes, East Harriet, Cedar Riverside, Hawthorne, Near North, Linden Hills, North Loop, Columbia Park, Bancroft, Jordan, Hale, Downtown West, Cleveland, Logan Park, Northeast Park, Loring Park, Whittier, Kenwood, Cooper, Fuller Tangletown, Diamond Lake, East Bank Nicollet Island, Webber Camden, Sumner Glenwood, Lind Bohanon, Midway, Summit Hill, North End, Merrlam Park, West 7th, Saint Anthony, Battle Creek, Como, Highland, Dayton's Bluff, Greater Eastside, Downtown, Payne Phallen, Thomas Dale, West Side, Summit University, Macalester Groveland

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