Minnesota Apartments and Homes

Overview

Called the North Star State as well as the Land of 10,000 Lakes, Minnesota is a scenic state of rolling plains, fertile soil and, not surprisingly, thousands of lakes. Minnesota is home to the largest Great Lake, Lake Superior, as well as the source of the Mississippi River and countless other bodies of water. It's no wonder that water sports are a favorite pastime of residents; fishing, boating, rafting and other watery activities are also popular.

What to Expect

Minnesota is rich in natural resources, producing the bulk of the nation's iron ore as well as numerous farm products including corn, wheat, butter, eggs, milk, potatoes and livestock. Industry plays a large part in the economy as well, producing nonelectrical machinery, fabricated metals, flour-mill products, plastics, electronic computers, scientific instruments and processed foods. Tourism is also important, with arts, fishing, hunting, water sports and winter sports bringing in millions of tourists each year.

The climate may not be Minnesota's best asset; winters are long and snowy, spring is brief and summers are hot. So if you like the cold and enjoy spending time in the snow, this could be the place for you!

Where to Explore

The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul have a combined population of about 750,000 residents, or about 15% of the entire state's population. Start your search for apartments here in these thriving cities.

Minneapolis Apartments

A lush, beautiful environment and plenty of urban sophistication combine to make Minneapolis a unique city that its residents love. Minneapolis contains the country’s first scenic byway located entirely within an urban area, allowing you to circumnavigate the city on a winding complex of beautiful trails. Minneapolis is also famous for the Mall of America, live music venues and outdoor recreation. Residents can find their niche here in this diverse city full of opportunity.

St. Paul Apartments

The other Twin City has its own fair share of natural beauty and metropolitan delights. Set along the Mississippi River, St. Paul has a large, ethnically diverse population and a rich history of culture, which is reflected in its historic sites, architectural landmarks and Old World neighborhoods. One of the most striking features of the city are its skyways, enclosed pedestrian walkways that connect virtually all of downtown and keep pedestrians comfortable and dry no matter what the weather is outside.