
Apartments near Lemmon Avenue Center in Dallas, TX (908 Rentals)


4545 Bowser Ave

2811 Hood St

2727 Hood St

4124 Prescott Ave

3911 Prescott Ave

4105 Prescott Ave

Plaza II at Turtle Creek

Royal Knight Bridge

Plaza I at Turtle Creek

3703 Brown St

2919 Lucas Dr

Prescott Ave Condos

4224 Prescott Ave

Drexel Highlander

3816 Hawthorne Ave

4120 Hawthorne Ave

4205 Prescott Ave

4212 Lomo Alto Dr

2525 Reagan St

4150 Hawthorne Ave

4001 Hawthorne Ave

Melrose Place Apartments

3937 Hawthorne Ave

Cazen

4242 Lomo Alto Dr

3701-3711 Routh St

3905 Hawthorne Ave

Oasis Excursion

Routh Place

Turtle Creek

4500 Roland Ave

The Mansion Residence

The Residences on Routh

4300 Lomo Alto Dr

The Parks on Travis

Westside Condos

3535 Routh St

4528 Roland Ave

4301 Lomo Alto Dr

Turtle Creek Terrace Condominiums

4044 Buena Vista St

4501 Westway Ave

El Arroyo Apartments

Vine Townhomes

3907 Cole Ave

3112 Bowen St

3927 Cole Ave

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4060 Travis St

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