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St. Paul Overview

St. Paul is a large midwestern city with a small-town feel thanks to its diverse neighborhoods and historic buildings. Experience the best the midwest has to offer with fine dining, family-friendly events, concerts, and festivals, and a variety of athletic leagues and teams. From the university area to the thriving downtown, there is always something happening in St. Paul. The city is also known for its wide selection of safe and affordable apartments that allow residents to become fully immersed in their local communities.

What is the history of St. Paul?

"St. Paul, Minnesota came to be when the French-Canadians established a chapel on the land that was named after Paul the Apostle. The territory was formalized and St. Paul was made its capital in 1849. The city served as a gateway for settlers entering the Minnesota frontier and the modern-day Dakotas. During the colonial era, St. Paul was known as ""The Last City of the East"" and several large railways were headquartered in the city, making it a hub of transportation."

How is the weather in St. Paul?

St. Paul is known for its classic winters and summers, offering seasonal variety for visitors and locals alike. In fact, St. Paul has one of the greatest temperature ranges of any large city in the United States. This variety means that residents of St. Paul never have to grow bored with one type of weather. The average annual temperature is 47.05, meaning plenty of white Christmases for locals to enjoy.

How do I get around town?

Biking is an increasingly popular mode of transportation among St. Paul's health and environmentally conscious residents. The METRO Green Line offers safe and affordable transportation for residents who do not own a vehicle or who simply want to get around the downtown area without worrying about parking. St. Paul is known for having a grid system in progress, so these diverse transit options are welcomed by many travelers and residents alike.

What is the St. Paul commute like?

St. Paul residents use the Interstate 35E, which runs north-south as well as Interstate 94, which travels east-west. Other highways include U.S. Highway 52 and Minnesota State Highway 5. Downtown St. Paul also has a five-mile enclosed skyway system that helps facilitate smoother traffic during rush hour. Outside of the downtown area, the road system is fairly straightforward and easier to navigate. Many St. Paul apartments are located close to the business district downtown, offering a convenient morning commute.

What are the local media outlets?

"There are 10 broadcast television stations in St. Paul as well as one major daily newspaper, known as the ""St. Paul Pioneer Press."" Minnesota Public Radio is headquartered in downtown St. Paul, broadcasting nearly 40 stations throughout the midwest. ""The Star Tribune"" is another publication that provides local information and news."

Why live in St. Paul, MN?

The St. Paul economy is thriving with nearly 1.6 million jobs in the private sector as of 2008. Most of these jobs are related to the service industry, which means that St. Paul is an ideal place for young professionals looking to start out their careers and find a safe apartment to live in. The culture of St. Paul is what truly sets it apart from other large cities in the midwest. With a variety of conservatories, historic landmarks in the downtown area, and a rich multicultural history, it is easy to see why St. Paul receives 350,000 visitors to its Winter Carnival alone.

What St. Paul landmarks should I see?

The Landmark Center in historic downtown St. Paul regularly hosts cultural exhibits and performing arts organizations. History buffs can visit the Indian Mounds Park or Harriet Island Regional Park for beautiful scenic views and a better understanding of the region's past. Other popular landmarks include the Xcel Energy Center, known for its concerts and events, and the Science Museum of Minnesota, known for its unique architecture. St. Paul apartment residents can enjoy many of these attractions that are within walking distance all year long.

What is there to do around St. Paul?

Residents of St. Paul apartments will find a wealth of fun and family-friendly activities waiting just outside their front doors. The Cosmo Zoo and Conservatory offers a year-round view of its public greenhouse and diverse exhibits. The Freedom Festival, held in the first week of July, is the nation's largest Hmong American sports festival, offering the kind of multicultural experience St. Paul is known for. Athletics are a significant part of St. Paul's local culture with more than 1,500 organized sports teams and 160 parks.

Any annual festivals or St. Paul events to know?

The Saint Paul Winter Carnival is an annual tradition that began in 1886 as a way to celebrate the local climate. At its peak, the festival draws 350,000 visitors each year and contributes between $2 and $3 million to the local economy. The annual Minnesota State Fair is located just north of the Midway neighborhood in St. Paul, making it highly accessible from many St. Paul apartments.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Minneapolis and St. Paul are known as the Twin Cities due to their compatible cultures and close proximity. It comes as no surprise that many St. Paul residents choose to vacation in nearby Minneapolis, which hosts a variety of shopping opportunities and historic inns. Residents can go a bit further to Northfield and visit the Archer House River Inn, which is only 45 minutes away. The Northern Rail Trailcar Inn is another rural getaway located only three hours from St. Paul.

Where is the best place to move in St. Paul?

"St. Paul more than lives up to its name as the ""City of Neighborhoods."" The downtown area hosts many convenient apartments within walking distance of festivals, restaurants and businesses. Lowertown is home to a younger set of occupants in the former warehouse district, and it is now lined with trendy bars and attractions. West 7th Street is home to the famous Mancini's Char House & Lounge, and the Grand/Summit Avenue Area is known for its quaint pubs and cafes. Those who enjoy a more traditional atmosphere with restaurants, boutiques and spacious streets will enjoy living on Shelby Avenue. The West Side is a home to St. Paul's thriving Latino community and features a wide range of businesses as well. There is a neighborhood to fit every resident's needs in this lively and diverse city."

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Getting Around St. Paul, MN

Walk Score®

70 / 100

Very Walkable

Most errands can be accomplished on foot

Bike Score®

67 / 100

Bikeable

Some bike infrastructure

Transit Score®

45 / 100

Some Transit

A few nearby public transportation options

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Frequently Asked Questions about St. Paul

How much are Studio apartments in St. Paul?

There are currently 367 Studio Apartments in St. Paul with rent ranges from $640 to $3,808 with an average price of $1,230.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom St. Paul Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in St. Paul ranges from $775 to $5,670 with an average monthly rent of $1,538.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in St. Paul cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in St. Paul range from $519 to $8,016. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,902.

How expensive are St. Paul Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 200 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in St. Paul on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $495 to $8,371 - averaging $2,095 for the location.

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