
Apartments near Highpoint Marketplace - Phase I in Aurora, CO (136 Rentals)


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20981 E Hampden Pl

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18512 E Harvard Dr

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4485 S Pagosa Cir

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21164 E Jefferson Cir

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4594 S Richfield St

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17641 E Temple Dr

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2566 S Halifax St

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17193 E Tufts Ave

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2613 S Killarney Ct

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19009 E Baker Pl

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3306 S Kittredge St

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4675 S Buckley Way

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16176 E Bates Dr

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15739 E Greenwood Dr

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15984 E Bates Pl

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20428 E Saratoga Pl

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16109 E Rice Pl

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16934 E Whitaker Dr

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16955 E Piedmont Dr

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16901 E Warren Pl

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2217 S Buckley Rd

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4420 S Perth Ct

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2231 S Buckley Rd

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4454 S Himalaya Cir

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19721 E Stanford Dr

Victoria Crossing II

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18611 E Water Dr

Red Maple Ridge at Copperleaf

Stone Cliff Apartments

Tollgate Creek

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4955 S Flanders Ct

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4409 S Jebel Ln

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19713 E Wagontrail Dr

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17829 E Belleview Pl

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5127 S Malaya Ct

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4862 S Perth St

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There are currently 316 Studio Apartments in Aurora with rent ranges from $762 to $2,549 with an average price of $1,373.
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