
Apartments near East Atlanta Village in Atlanta, GA (437 Rentals)


349 Decatur St. SE, Unit 3322

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720 Ralph McGill Blvd NE, Unit SI FL4-ID1359737P

49 Boulevard SE, Unit C-335

49 Boulevard SE, Unit F-650

49 Boulevard SE, Unit C-336

49 Boulevard SE, Unit C-539

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525 Parkway Dr NE, Unit SI ID1299411P

2201 Glenwood Ave SE, Unit 2301

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525 Parkway Dr NE, Unit SI ID1299405P

2201 Glenwood Ave SE, Unit 3403

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209 Clay St SE, Unit SI ID1019260P

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201 Clay St SE, Unit SI ID1019265P

947 N Ormewood Park Dr SE, Unit B

406 East Side Ave SE

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81 Clay St SE

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1114 Fayetteville Rd SE

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240 Patterson Ave SE

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720 Edgewood Ave NE

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841 Memorial Dr SE

770 Glenwood

1203 Euclid Ave NE

Glenwood Green

107 Cleveland St SE

The Burnett at Grant Park

840 Rosedale Ave

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There are currently 1,038 Studio Apartments in Atlanta with rent ranges from $749 to $12,379 with an average price of $1,693.
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