
Apartments near Lemmon and Cole-McKinney Avenue Streetcar in Dallas, TX (1,194 Rentals)


4222 Newton Ave

2504 State St

4116-4118 Rawlins St

2604 Thomas Ave

1902 Caddo St

2608 Thomas Ave

4221 Cole Ave

4223 Cole Ave

3880 Munger Ave

2807 Throckmorton St

3524 Munger Ave

Malaga Townhomes

4115 Gilbert Ave

4219 Mckinney Ave

4223 Buena Vista St

3310 Douglas

Sycamore Condos

4228 Buena Vista St

4040 Brown Apartments

2806 Knight St

2415 Kirby St

4231 Buena Vista St

Travis Street Condos

Cambridge Court Condos

1804 N Washington Ave

2300 Leonard St

Oasis Excursion

2202 N Carroll Ave

Buena Vista Street Condos

Chelsea Court

4226 Wycliff Ave

1802 N Washington Ave

Stones Throw Condos

Roseland Terrace Apartments

4237 Cole Ave

4406 Lafayette St

2706 Knight St

Annex Avenue Apartments

The Courtyards on McKinney

4514 Cabell Dr

1915 Ashby St

4111 Newton Ave

4140 Newton Ave

Buena Vista Avenue Condos

4233-4235 Wycliff Ave

4102 Douglas Ave

4227 Wycliff Ave

2525 Reagan St

4301 McKinney Ave

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