
Apartments near College of Creative Studies in Detroit, MI (577 Rentals)


The Loft Warehouse

Hunter Apartments

Bernard Apartments

David Whitney Building

Leland Lofts

Hyde Park Co-Op Apartments

North Park Co-Op Apartments

Cherboneau Place Co-op

514-528 Monroe St

The Townes at Pullman Parc

Fountain Court Cooperative

East Cooperative Lafayette

Town Square Co-Op Apartments

295 E Ferry St

265-299 E Palmer St

560 E Kirby St

The Belnord

310 Hendrie St

5538 Cass Ave

319 E Edsel Ford Fwy

Nailah Commons Rowhouses

456 Harper Ave

Union @ Midtown II

466 Antoinette St

102 Garfield St

West Forest Apartments

477 W Forest Ave

436 Prentis

633 W Hancock St

460 Prentis Apartments

4741 2nd Ave

468 Prentis St

4854 Anthony Wayne Dr

5853 3rd Ave

Avonroy Apartments

4420 Cass Ave

95-99 E Baltimore St

55 W Canfield St

497 Prentis St

666 W Forest Ave

4742-4754 Anthony Wayne Dr

680 W Forest Ave

446-452 E Milwaukee St

4732 Anthony Wayne Dr

318 Milwaukee Rd

Wayne Gate Apartments

661 W Forest Ave

Knicker Bocker

The Blackstone Apartments

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