
Apartments near Baylor Scott & White Medical Center Uptown in Dallas, TX (1,268 Rentals)


CHATEAUX

1505 Elm St

Munger Place

GRAND MANOR

Piazza Siena

5747 Richmond Ave

ParkSide at Cedar Springs

SoCo Urban Lofts

River Oaks Condos

Cityplace Tower Apartments

McKinney & Lemon

2934 N Hall St

2411 N Hall St

2420 Hugo St

3205 State St

3200 Thomas Ave

Belmont

La Tour Condominiums

3112 Bowen St

Mercer Square Condominiums

Vine Townhomes

588 Lofts

2100 Caddo St

Jefferson at Central

Turtle Creek Terrace Condominiums

2014 Caddo St

3907 Cole Ave

4206 Cabell Dr

MAA McKinney Avenue II

The Parks on Travis

Drexel Montane Apartments

The Claridge

2808 Cole Ave

3927 Cole Ave

1902 Caddo St

Carriage House

3821 Munger Ave

3880 Munger Ave

3524 Munger Ave

1804 N Washington Ave

1802 N Washington Ave

2812 Thomas Ave

Roseland Terrace Apartments

4031 Cole Ave

4033 Cole Ave

4406 Lafayette St

2202 N Carroll Ave

1915 Ashby St

2305 Worthington St

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