
Apartments near Baylor University Medical Center-Green Line in Dallas, TX (1,155 Rentals)


Nancy Villa

2420 Hugo St

4406 Lafayette St

Buzz Lofts

4517 Munger Ave

Carroll Townhomes

4907 E Side Ave

1475 McKee St

1612 Grigsby Ave

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Victor Street Apartments

4911 Alton Ave

1933 California Dr

1508 Seegar St

Munger Annex

4520-4528 Gurley Ave

1999 McKinney Ave

1899 McKinney Ave

2015 California Dr

4538 Gurley Ave

APTS

4926 E Side Ave

Trojon

1505 S Akard St

1704 S Akard LLC

1804 Gould St

4911 Bryan St

2109 Holmes St

3022 South Blvd

2932 South Blvd

3020 South Blvd

1515-1527 Parker St

4927 Bryan St

1813 Clarence St

4514 Cabell Dr

5015 Junius St

5012 Victor St

2202 N Carroll Ave

4614 Gurley Ave

Lydia on Fitz

The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas

2512 Maple Ave

Cityplace Tower Apartments

2011 Cedar Springs Rd

Evita Apartments

5016-5026 Bryan St

2011 Kirby St

1422 Bennett Ave

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