
Apartments near North Avenue-Hunt Valley & BWI Marshall in Baltimore, MD (1,698 Rentals)


2429 Linden Ave

241 W Chase St

1114 St. Paul St

4 Multi-Family

1125 St Paul St

207 E Preston St

1311 Druid Hill Ave

2707 Saint Paul St

211 E Preston St

209 E Preston St

213 E Preston St

Reservoir Hill Multifamily Portfolio

221-223 E Preston St

2348 Eutaw Plz

2342 Eutaw Pl

2104-2108 Mcculloh St

1205 N Calvert St

334 W 30th St

207 W 29th St

1130 N Calvert St

208 E Biddle St

201-203 W 29th St

2360 Eutaw Pl

205 W 29th St

The Saint Paul Apartments

2729 Saint Paul St

2705 Calvert St N

1214 Druid Hill Ave

1813 Division St

2703 N Calvert St

1216 Druid Hill Ave

Class and Mass! Impressive 4 Unit

2450 Greenmount Ave

111 W 29th St

216 W Read St

Carver Hall Apartments

2400 Eutaw Pl

2741 Saint Paul St

109 W 29th St, Baltimore, MD 21218

107 W 29th St

105 W 29th St

15 W 29th St

11 W 29th St

Tyson Lofts

The Apartments at 1041

17 W 29th St

1115 N Calvert St

Campus Square

1037 St Paul St

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There are currently 988 Studio Apartments in Baltimore with rent ranges from $695 to $6,000 with an average price of $1,463.
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There’s a tenet in marketing about client or customer attraction and retention. Studies and data have consistently shown it costs less to keep a current customer than to attract a new one.