
Apartments near Peachtree Center-Red Line in Atlanta, GA (1,151 Rentals)


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University Commons

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GSU Patton Hall

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Centennial Park West

The Gulch II

87 Peachtree St SW

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South Downtown Hotel Row - Gordon

Midtown Village

395 Piedmont Ave NE

319 NE Auburn Ave

222 Mitchell

Highland

368 Irwin St NE

Hasting's Seed Factory

Centennial Yards

383 Irwin St NE

126 Renaissance Pky

Trinity Lofts

Gasket Lofts

Central Park

Trinity Central Flats

The Enclave at Renaissance

26 NE Jackson St

Central City Condominium

McAuley Station North

Castleberry Point Lofts

410 Felton Dr NE

Centennial Station Lofts

454 Irwin St

401 Angier Ave NE

79 SE Jackson St

398 NE Parkway Dr

Ponce Condominiums

447 Wabash Ave

Duo Condos

Fourth Bedford Pine Apartments

501 Foundry St NW

411 NE Parkway Dr

84 SE Lucy St

412 SE Todd St

461 NE Felton Dr

141 Grape St NE

619 Myrtle St

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There are currently 1,037 Studio Apartments in Atlanta with rent ranges from $749 to $10,530 with an average price of $1,698.
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