
Apartments near Five Points-Blue Line in Atlanta, GA (1,064 Rentals)


29 Peachtree Pl

345 7th St NE

745 Monroe Dr NE

882 Fox St

864 Virgil St NE

322 7th St NE

935 Hobson St

Bethel Heights

Ava's Place

Phelan Building

590 Joseph E Lowery Blvd

392 Tazor St NW

Aqua

930-936 Piedmont Ave NE

Inman Park Village Lofts

708 SE Killian St

875 NE Glendale Ter

Oakland City West End

The Waverly

793 Vedado Way NE

Glendale Heights

1058 Ridge Ave

946 Piedmont Ave NE

449 Greenwood Ave

933, 935-& 937 Piedmont Ave NE

237 Rosser St SW

453 Greenwood Ave

245 Rosser St SW

722 Ponce de Leon Ct NE

791 Ralph McGill Blvd

885 Glendale Ter NE

810 Vedado Way NE

784 Monroe Dr

790 Monroe Dr NE

South Park Lofts

779 NE Monroe Dr

206 Elizabeth St NE

Stanford Court Condominiums

916 Myrtle St NE

Georgia Tech Family Apartments

Midtown on 8th

290 8th St NE

Triumph Lofts

265 9th St NE

269 9th St

179 1st St SW

167 1st St SW

173 1st St SW

The Proctor

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There are currently 1,039 Studio Apartments in Atlanta with rent ranges from $749 to $9,779 with an average price of $1,700.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Atlanta range from $825 to $25,416. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,199.
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