
Apartments near Cedars-Blue Line in Dallas, TX (591 Rentals)


Reed Manor

816 N Lancaster Ave

804 Lancaster Ave

townview apartments

800 Lancaster Ave

Oak Villa Apartments

809 N Lancaster Ave

The House

3525 Colonial Ave

508-510 N Ewing Ave

The Terrace

Town Lake North Apartments II

819 N Marsalis Ave

500 N Ewing Ave

819 Marsalis Ave

834 Blaylock Dr

Oak Terrace Apartments

Farm & Ranch Lofts

3606 Colonial Ave

708 N Marsalis Ave

Azalea Plaza

942 E Jefferson Blvd

826 Blaylock Dr

824 Blaylock Dr

5th Ave

820 Blaylock Dr

801 N Marsalis Ave

2025 Woodall Rodgers Fwy

Bldg 2

1899 McKinney Ave

1415 Metropolitan Ave

707-711 N Marsalis Ave

2932 South Blvd

523 N Lancaster Ave

730 Blaylock Dr

718-722 Blaylock Dr

FAZ Properties Apartments

716 Blaylock Dr

Cedar Oaks Apartments

507 Lancaster Ave

Corinthian

615 N Marsalis Ave

3020 South Blvd

260 S Corinth Street Rd

Lake Cliff Tower Condominiums

Prince William Apartments

1999 McKinney Ave

Bryan Street Station

3022 South Blvd

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There are currently 1,247 Studio Apartments in Dallas with rent ranges from $556 to $9,657 with an average price of $1,393.
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