
Apartments near Akard-Blue Line in Dallas, TX (965 Rentals)


4122 Maison Rdg

2202 N Carroll Ave

1933 California Dr

730 Blaylock Dr

708 N Marsalis Ave

1207 Annex Ave

The Louisian

718-722 Blaylock Dr

4514 Cabell Dr

2719 Reagan St

Cityscape Plaza Townhomes

2015 California Dr

4040 Brown Apartments

301 S Peak St

4600 Gaston Ave

707-711 N Marsalis Ave

716 Blaylock Dr

3227 Elihu St

Wyndemere Condominium

Casa Mia Apartments

4612 Junius St

Birchtree Apartments

4616 Gaston Ave

Munger Annex

Oak Terrace Apartments

Holmes Apartments

Jefferson at Central

2825 Reagan St

2816 Throckmorton

508-510 N Ewing Ave

4624 Junius St

4514 Reiger Ave

5th Ave

Royal Knight Bridge

The Gardens Apartments

523 N Lancaster Ave

500 N Ewing Ave

615 N Marsalis Ave

Cedar Oaks Apartments

2722 Medill St

4637 Virginia Ave

2807 Throckmorton St

San Jacinto Apartments

FAZ Properties Apartments

2706 Knight St

2214 Annex Ave

Bldg 2

Annex Avenue Apartments

2932 South Blvd

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There are currently 1,249 Studio Apartments in Dallas with rent ranges from $556 to $9,566 with an average price of $1,405.
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