
Apartments near McKinney Patio in Dallas, TX (1,188 Rentals)


5800 Ross Ave

5436 Miller Ave

5815 Hudson St

Bellaveux - Phase II

Mirar at the Cedars

2400 Jeffries St

Crest at Oak Park

2408 Meyers St

5747 Prospect Ave

2220 Harwood St

5642 Richard Ave

5638 Richard Ave

2528 Merlin St

Tallulah Palms

Reed Manor

Serenity Place Apartments

5700 Llano Ave

Reed Manor

3227 Elihu St

2615 Clarence St

5740-5742 Llano Ave

5732 Marquita Ave

5736 Marquita Ave

5740 Marquita Ave

2932 South Blvd

AMLI Quadrangle

MAA Gallery

Selene Luxury Residences

2811 Maple

MAA McKinney Avenue III

Cortland M-Line

The Ashton

Glass House by Windsor

Maple Terrace Residences

Villas at Katy Trail Apartments

Terrace House

The Park at Katy Trail

Residences at Park District

L2 Uptown

Villas at the Mansion

Moda Apartments

Gallery At Turtle Creek

Little Mexico Village

Cantabria at Turtle Creek

Vines at Turtle Creek

The Christopher

Atelier

Magnolia Station

Cortland at West Village

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There are currently 1,248 Studio Apartments in Dallas with rent ranges from $529 to $9,657 with an average price of $1,394.
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