Skip to Content (Press Enter)
  1. Home

Apartments for rent in Zimmerman, MN

138 Properties

Search by Property Type

Local Guide

See what Zimmerman, MN has to offer.

Who Lives Here

Zimmerman Demographics

Education

High School

23%

Associate's

30%

Bachelor's

10%

Master's

2%

Doctorate

35%

Family Size

2 people

47%

3 people

13%

4 people

25%

5 people

10%

6+ people

6%

Household Income

0-50k

20%

50-100k

41%

100-150k

25%

150-200k

9%

200k+

5%

Age

0-10

13%

10-20

15%

20-45

35%

45-65

26%

65+

10%

Affordability

How expensive is it in Zimmerman?

Rent Trends

Studio1 Bed2 Beds3 Beds
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045
---$1000$1045

*The rent information included in this summary is based on a median calculation of multifamily rental property inventory on Apartment Guide and Rent.com over the past 12-months and is for illustrative purposes only. This information does not constitute a pricing guarantee or financial advice related to the rental market.

Getting Around Zimmerman

Zimmerman Transportation

Commute Time

0-15 Mins

9%

15-30 Mins

27%

30-40 Mins

13%

40-60 Mins

30%

60+ Mins

21%

Transportation Scores

Percentage: 3333

Walk Score®

Percentage: 3737

Bike Score®

Zimmerman Education

Schools

Top Schools in Zimmerman

Information provided by GreatSchools. To verify school enrollment eligibility, contact the school district directly.

What You Need to Know

Renter Articles

All About

Living in Zimmerman, MN

Zimmerman, a small town in Minnesota, has a population of slightly more than 5,000. It's a great place to raise a family, as children aged 5-14 make up a higher percentage of the population here (24%) than nationally (19%), while retirees are less well-represented. Overall, the town's population, with an average age of just under 33, skews decidedly younger than most cities in Minnesota. Home ownership is more common than renting in the area, and 19% of residents rent. Relatively high rent costs could be playing a role, as the average rent of $1,107 a month is substantially higher than the state average of $991.

Compared to the national average (5%), Zimmerman has a high number of residents older than 25 with an Associate's degree (8%). Further, 11% possess a Bachelor's degree and 3% have earned a Master's or Doctoral degree. There are three primary industries in Zimmerman: manufacturing, retail, and healthcare. Combined, these industries account for 25% of the town's workforce. Meanwhile, in terms of job function, many residents work in sales, which ranks as the top career path in the town. Zimmerman workers earn an average annual income of almost $86K, around $5,000 more than their peers elsewhere in the state. The town's average income also compares favorably to the national average of $73,345.

Zimmerman's average commute time ranks as one of the longest in the state at about 41 minutes, 6th-highest in the state. Many residents (47%) commute to work by car or truck, while public transportation is not extensively used. A small percentage of commuters walk to work.