
Apartments near Millikan Way-MAX Blue Line in Beaverton, OR (336 Rentals)


12500 SW Colony Ln

3455-3469 SW 125th Ave

3381-3399 SW 125th Ave

3375 SW 125th Ave

3421-3429 SW 125th Ave

3551 SW 125th Ave

3320-3374 SW 125th Ave

3420-3468 SW 125th Ave

3380-3418 SW 125th Ave

3490 SW 125th Ave

Brentwood Court

Bella Courtyard

13775 SW Sixth St

15000 SW Farmington Rd

5105-5145 SW Menlo Dr

15486 SW Donna Ct

15500-Blk SW Donna Ct

14550-14640 SW 6th St

12625-12675 SW 3rd St

12325 SW 2nd St

4550 SW 160th Ave

Mobile Home Corral RV Park

4850 SW Tucker Ave

4925 SW Franklin Ave

4920-4990 SW Franklin Ave

5455 SW Watson Ave

4904-4908 SW Franklin Ave

14173 SW Allen Blvd

Willow Wood

4915 Lombard Ave

The Bridge

11430 SW Center St

5960 SW Menlo Dr

Center Street Gardens

Fisher Apartments

Charwin Court Apartments

Franklin House

Washington Court Condominums

Pacific Apartments

12200 SW Eighth St

11855-11975 SW 5th Ave

6001 SW VALLEY Ave

6024 SW Valley Ave

Woodtree Apartments

5220 SW Franklin Ave

6040 SW Valley Ave

Parker Condominiums

6073 SW Valley Ave

13270 SW Allen Blvd

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How much are Studio apartments in Beaverton?
There are currently 245 Studio Apartments in Beaverton with rent ranges from $640 to $2,379 with an average price of $1,533.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Beaverton range from $1,178 to $5,664. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,976.
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