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10796 Morning Glory Dr

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2956 S Bend Dr

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3163 Whirlaway Rd

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12005 Cromwell Dr, Unit SI ID1019471P

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3544 Northaven Rd, Unit SI ID1019518P

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4224 Shady Bend Dr, Unit SI ID1019470P

3616 Woodleigh Dr

4071 Crown Shore Dr

10715 Royal Springs Dr

11661 Liberty Commons Ct

4355 Harvest Hill Rd

10534 Royal Springs Dr

10236 Crestover Dr

12108 Fieldwood Ln

3439 Timberview Rd

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There are currently 1,246 Studio Apartments in Dallas with rent ranges from $556 to $10,516 with an average price of $1,389.
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