
Apartments near University of Maryland-Baltimore - Baltimore Campus in Baltimore, MD (1,509 Rentals)


1516 Lancaster St

511 S Bond St

The Eutaw

2401-2445 Etting St

2234 Brookfield Ave

1616 Eastern Ave

1100 Whitelock St

2360 Eutaw Pl

2107 Maryland Ave

18-20 S Broadway

2101-2103 Maryland Ave

114 S Broadway

22 S Broadway

Reservoir Hill Multifamily Portfolio

2024 Saint Paul St

1217 E Preston St

719 S Bond St

2105-2109 Maryland Ave

316 S Broadway

The Shops at Thames Boulevard

1810 N Fulton Ave

2601 Frederick Ave

The Apartments at 17 E 21st St.

Flats at 2017 St. Paul

2112 Maryland Ave

Broadway Homes

2322 Callow Ave

2331 Linden Ave

37 E 21st St

2400 Eutaw Pl

1609 Aliceanna St

2110 Bistro

11 S Broadway

7 S Broadway

127 S Broadway

2424 Madison Ave

A2 by Anthem House

The Studios at Station North

2131 Maryland Ave

1631 Aliceanna St

229 S Broadway

609 Whitelock St

2513 W Mosher St

2200-2204 Park Ave

2200 Maryland Ave

2110 Saint Paul St

2111 Saint Paul St

2200 N Charles St

2435 Madison Ave

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There are currently 989 Studio Apartments in Baltimore with rent ranges from $695 to $6,000 with an average price of $1,466.
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