
Apartments near Collins Avenue Shopping Center in Baltimore, MD (352 Rentals)


2101 Chelsea Terrace

2103 Chelsea Terrace

1031 N Bentalou St

1900 Griffis Ave

1827 W Fayette St

2217 Riggs Ave

1811 N Dukeland St

1905 N Dukeland St

1928 Mosher St

1917 Riggs Ave

2807 Clifton Ave

1811 W Lafayette Ave

813 N Fulton Ave

1653 N Smallwood St

2607 South Paca St

2018 N Monroe St

2561 Marbourne Ave

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1209 N Dukeland St

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3310 Elbert St

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1217 Haverhill Rd

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2745 Mosher St

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2819 Presbury St

4103 Walrad St

274-276 S Loudon Ave

Irvington Apartments

222 S Augusta Ave

4010-4030 Old Frederick Rd

401 Yale Ave

4500 Frederick Ave

3433 Old Frederick Rd

3422 Frederick Ave

135 Denison St

308 Long Island Ave

3701 Edmondson Ave

803 Walnut Ave

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Gibbons Commons

902 Arion Park Rd

532-536 Random Rd

1113 Haverhill Rd

2756 Wilkens Ave

2681 Saint Benedict St

2601 Frederick Ave

2564 Hollins St

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