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


Elite Place

3122-3130 Birmingham Ave

2203-2209 N Fitzhugh Ave

Wyndham Gardens

McKinney & Lemon

2112 N Fitzhugh Ave

Villa Garrett Apartments

The Sea Horse

2208 N Fitzhugh Ave

5616 Bryan Pky

Reiger Gardens

5515 Bryan Pkwy

Bennett

3112 Bowen St

Belmont Park

2309 N Fitzhugh Ave

Fitzhugh @2313

Residences at the Stoneleigh

Holmes Apartments

Jefferson at Central

5806 Bryan Pkwy

1916-2012 N Garrett Ave

Vine Townhomes

5508 Tremont St

2727 Cleveland St

La Bonita Apartments

2107 N Garrett Ave

5500 Gaston Ave

Bryan Parkway Condominiums

Turtle Creek Terrace Condominiums

5613 Lindell Ave

2823 Holmes St

2117-2121 N Garrett Ave

2906 Holmes St

5529 Reiger Ave

5610 Hudson St

5328 Rowena St

Lindell Condo

Villa Moser

1517 Caldwell Ave

1818 Summit Ave

1615 Hope St

The Fig Tree Apartments

5814 Hudson St

5923 Lindell Ave

5810 Hudson st

2215-2217 Moser Ave

Holmes Apartments

2528 N Fitzhugh Ave

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