
Apartments near Cole And Lemmon-McKinney Avenue Streetcar in Dallas, TX (1,186 Rentals)


Travis Avenue Condos

3200 Ross Ave

4110 Prescott Ave

The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas

Lafayette Square

Parkwood Condos

Fitzhugh @2313

4124 Prescott Ave

4419 Buena Vista St

4205 Prescott Ave

4043 Herschel Ave

4408-4412 Cole Ave

4408 McKinney Ave

4425 Travis St

2309 N Fitzhugh Ave

4517 Munger Ave

4322 Roseland Ave

Cazen

4150 Hawthorne Ave

Nikko

Lomo Blanco Condominiums

2011 Kirby St

2203-2209 N Fitzhugh Ave

5021 Manett St

Pecos Park

4105 Prescott Ave

4431 Travis St

Sandia Park

3105 San Jacinto St

2208 N Fitzhugh Ave

4439 Travis St

4432 Cole Ave

2112 N Fitzhugh Ave

Munger Annex

5026 Manett St

1537 Sienna Ct

4120 Hawthorne Ave

Holland Avenue Apartments

N Fitzhugh Apartments

4432 Bowser Ave

Tribeca

2026-2030 N Prairie Ave

Golden Oaks

2011 Cedar Springs Rd

1931 N Prairie Ave

Fitzhugh Townhomes

1517 N Haskell Ave

The Mondara

3700 Prescott Ave

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