
Apartments near Coppin State University in Baltimore, MD (962 Rentals)


Dorchester Apartments

755-761 W Fayette St

21 N Fremont Ave

Seton Hill Apartments

871 Hollins St

869 Hollins St

615 N Paca St

861 Hollins St

863 Hollins St

865 Hollins St

859 Hollins St

651-665 W Lexington St

311 W Madison St

101 S Poppleton St

830 Hollins St

882 W Lombard St

3842-3912 Oakford Ave

822 Hollins St

40 Parkin St

837 Hollins St

868 W Lombard St

821 Hollins St

4010-4030 Old Frederick Rd

103 Parkin St

316 N Paca St

403 N Paca St

314 N Paca St

Multi-Family Investment

4004 Oakford Ave

832 1/2 W. Lombard

820 W. Lombard Apartments

835 W Lombard St

319 W Franklin St

423 W Saratoga St

406-410 W Saratoga St

404 W Saratoga St

4101-4103 Roland Ave

1181-1185 James St

4109 Roland Ave

Garrison Ave Townhomes

4610-4614 Wallington Ave

Irvington Apartments

Roland House

874 Washington Blvd

859-861 Washington Blvd

Centerpoint

324 W Baltimore St

Avalon Centerpoint

760-764 Clifford St

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