
Apartments near Emory University - Main Campus in Atlanta, GA (377 Rentals)


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The Pines on Scott

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707 Brennan Dr

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578 Emory Oaks Way, Unit 578

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633 Clairmont Cir, Unit 1

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621 Coventry Rd

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709 Scott Blvd, Unit C

3421 N Druid Hills Rd, Unit 3455J

3421 N Druid Hills Rd, Unit 3457A

3421 N Druid Hills Rd, Unit 3437C

3421 N Druid Hills Rd, Unit 3451K

3421 N Druid Hills Rd, Unit 3431G

3421 N Druid Hills Rd, Unit 3449G

230 E Ponce de Leon Ave, Unit 221

2114 Emmet Pk Ln

1501 Clairmont Rd, Unit 822

2127 Desmond Dr

1426 Cambridge Common

668 Scott Cir

1501 Clairmont Rd, Unit 1210

100 Ladson Ct, Unit 0610

838 Heritage Square

831 Clairemont Ave

3116 N Druid Hills Rd

3154 N Druid Hills Rd

1342 Stanley Park Dr

1340 Stanley Pk Dr

2376 Spring Creek Rd

230 E Ponce de Leon Ave

152 Ponce De Leon Ct

1426 Cambridge Common

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2127 Desmond Dr

Somerset Heights Condominiums

335 W Ponce de Leon Ave

The Artisan

108 E Ponce de Leon Ave

Decatur Renaissance Apartments

225 E Ponce de Leon Ave

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