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


Spencer Commons

458 NE Boulevard

501 Boulevard NE

Central City Condominium

398 NE Parkway Dr

462 NE Angier Ave

443 NE Angier Ave

411 NE Parkway Dr

560 Morgan St NE

714 Magnolia St NW

701 Greenwood Ave NE

490 NE Angier Ave

404 N Boulevard

423 Boulevard NE

392 N Boulevard

447 Wabash Ave

555 Winton Ter NE

388 Boulevard NE

378 N Boulevard

893 Magnolia

1057 Washington Heights Ter NW

The Stage Zanor

Highland

1174 Joseph E Boone Blvd NW

1178 Joseph E Boone Blvd NW

University Commons

1019 Westmoor Dr NW

1174 Mobile St NW

1178 Mobile St NW

1180 Mobile St NW

1232 Joseph E Boone Blvd

179 Troy St

205 Troy St

616 Angier Ave NE

2071 Defoors Ferry Road NW

1311 Mayson Turner Rd

Troy Street Apartments

Defoor Oak

216 Troy St NW

The 1300 - City of Refuge

586 NE East Ave

368 Irwin St NE

597 NE East Ave

383 Irwin St NE

301 Glen Iris Dr

301 Glen Iris

1400 Conway Pl NW

Highland Gate

276 Glen Iris Dr Ne

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