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


628 Portland St

333-335 S Fremont Ave

401 S Fremont Ave

645 Washington Blvd

Ridgelys Delight

100 W 39th St

106 W 39th St

507 N Paca Street

637 S Paca St

100 Tuscany Rd

St. Stephen's Court Apartments

Greater New Hope Towers

Coleman Manor Apartments

2826 Windsor Ave

Burlieth Ridge Apartments

Shiloh Village Apartments

New Shiloh Senior Living

North Avenue Gateway I

1729 Gwynns Falls Pky

Metro Heights at Mondawmin

North Avenue Gateway II

The Rosedale Apartments

2800 Reisterstown Rd

Winchester Apartments

Penn Square I

Parkside Manor

The Eleanor

3200 Auchentoroly Ter

Walbrook Apartments

3000 Reisterstown Rd

3302 Clifton Ave

Ashburton Townhomes

Penn North Plaza

Frederick Douglass

Addison Place

Gilmor Homes

3329 Brighton St

2416 Etting St

1500-1560 N Carey St

Walbrook Apartments

Roslyn Gardens Apartments

Rosemont

3508 Clifton Ave

Temple Gardens

2401 Garrison Blvd

3512 Clifton Ave

1431 N Carey St

Emersonian Apartments

2210 Roslyn Ave

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