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


Midtown Heights Condominiums

704 Durant Pl NE

Midtown Village

1709 Defoor Ave NW

Art House Apartments

1715 Defoor Ave NW

858 Charles Allen Dr

699 Durant Pl NE

496 Lindsay St NW

691 NE Durant Pl

1742 Taylor St NW

1722 Defoor Ave NW

1738 Taylor St NW

412 James P Brawley Dr NW

687 Durant Pl NE

1450 Piedmont Ave NE

855 Charles Allen Drive

1726 Defoor Ave NW

520 Park Dr NE

The Deerfield

845 Charles Allen Dr

892 Vedado Way NE

872 Vedado Way NE

449 Greenwood Ave

498 Ansley Walk Ter NE

King Manor Court 1

Villa Estate

King Manor Court 2

The Summit At Sunset

858 Vedado Way NE

453 Greenwood Ave

518-524 Park Dr

742 Charles Allen Dr NE

810 Vedado Way NE

395 Piedmont Ave NE

499 8th St NE

884 Neal St NW

706 Charles Allen Dr NE

765 Vedado Way NE

The Belvedere

Centennial Park West

793 Vedado Way NE

535 Collier Rd Nw

290-296 Elm St NW

860 Monroe Dr

401 Lindsey St NW

838 Monroe Dr NE

400 Lindsay St NW

856 Monroe Dr NE

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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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