
Apartments near State Street Shops in Atlanta, GA (888 Rentals)


The Brookwood

25 28th St NW

537 Sunset Ave NW

791 Myrtle St NE

690 Piedmont Ave NE

516 Elm St NW

Myrtle Grove Apartment Homes

552 Griffin St NW

49 S Prado NE

UNITY PLACE

Midtown on 8th

541 Griffin St

Argonne Avenue Apartments

Ava's Place

630 Kennedy St

702-704 Myrtle St

514 Sunset Ave NW

791 Penn Ave NE

Glendale Heights

Gasket Lofts

606 Paines Ave NW

787 Penn Ave NE

198 Ponce de Leon Ave NE

Stanford Court Condominiums

779 Penn Ave NE

695 Cameron M Alexander Blvd NW

666-668 Cameron M Alexander Blvd NW

Paines Avenue Apartments

205 3rd St NE

322 7th St NE

882 Fox St

625 Jett St NW

Paines Avenue Apartments

827 Argonne Ave NE

875 NE Glendale Ter

885 Glendale Ter NE

635 Jett St NW

347 8th St

842 Glendale Terr.

749 Penn Ave NE

2 Collier Rd NW

Myrtle St Apartments

764 NE Argonne Ave

Kennedy/griffin Apartments

377-381 10th St NE

960 Taft Ave NE

692 Penn Ave NE

345 7th St NE

865 North 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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