
Apartments near Union Station-Red Line in Dallas, TX (648 Rentals)


819 N Ewing Ave

Marsala Apartments

2300 Leonard St

816 N Lancaster Ave

Downtownview Apartments

834 Blaylock Dr

Azalea Plaza

804 Lancaster Ave

819 Marsalis Ave

Lake Cliff Tower Condominiums

824 Blaylock Dr

809 N Lancaster Ave

826 Blaylock Dr

819 N Marsalis Ave

820 Blaylock Dr

800 Lancaster Ave

2504 State St

716 N Ewing Ave

The Ruston

1508 Seegar St

801 N Marsalis Ave

2512 Maple Ave

1817-1819 Hickory St

1728-1732 Hickory St

2604 Thomas Ave

2321 Routh St

Mirar at the Cedars

1728 Hickory St

2608 Thomas Ave

730 Blaylock Dr

Town Lake North Apartments II

1820 Hickory St

708 N Marsalis Ave

718-722 Blaylock Dr

707-711 N Marsalis Ave

716 Blaylock Dr

District 1444

2109 Holmes St

Residences at the Stoneleigh

2305 Worthington St

Oak Terrace Apartments

1515-1527 Parker St

615 N Marsalis Ave

Cedar Oaks Apartments

5th Ave

508-510 N Ewing Ave

2812 Thomas Ave

523 N Lancaster Ave

500 N Ewing Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Dallas?
There are currently 1,252 Studio Apartments in Dallas with rent ranges from $529 to $9,657 with an average price of $1,394.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Dallas ranges from $559 to $22,781 with an average monthly rent of $1,504.
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