
Apartments near Johns Hopkins Medicine - East Baltimore Medical Campus in Baltimore, MD (1,393 Rentals)


311-313 W Baltimore St

North Commons

325 West Baltimore

1111 S Decker Ave

404 W Saratoga St

324 W Baltimore St

Centerpoint

Avalon Centerpoint

Seton Hill Apartments

406-410 W Saratoga St

615 N Paca St

403 N Paca St

423 W Saratoga St

220 E Cross St

Canton Cove

The Studios at Station North

1927 Saint Paul St

511 S Sharp St

3501 Fait Ave

1731 Maryland Ave

316 N Paca St

314 N Paca St

201 E Cross St

Flats at 2017 St. Paul

37 E 21st St

3411-3421 Dillon St

546 Saint Mary St

2024 Saint Paul St

2111 Saint Paul St

The Apartments at 17 E 21st St.

2110 Saint Paul St

2405 Barclay St

Fagley Apartments

1300 Hull St

100-102 E 22nd St

A2 by Anthem House

2450 Greenmount Ave

133 W Lanvale St

2116-2118 Saint Paul St

1214 S Clinton St

3301-3311 S Elliott St

1273 Riverside Ave

301-311 E 24th St

1209 Light St

1211

1208 Bolton St

3501 Odonnell St

2300 Hunter St

2610 Kirk Ave

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