
Apartments near 2871-2881 E Grand Blvd Redevelopment in Detroit, MI (502 Rentals)


North End Village

5538 Cass Ave

216 Holbrook

Village Center

5853 3rd Ave

Reverend Dr. Jim Holley Residences

9301 Oakland St

506 Kenilworth St

Henry Ford Hospital Apartments

660 Hazelwood

70 Clairmount St

The Claire

1197 Virginia Park St

Merrill Place

6420 Sterling St

1494-1510 Holden St

Union @ Midtown II

70 Westminster St

7627 Poe St

5900 Commonwealth St

Research Lofts

4854 Anthony Wayne Dr

West Forest Apartments

102 Garfield St

1633 Marquette St

633 W Hancock St

1408 Lee Pl

4741 2nd Ave

1535 E Canfield Dr

477 W Forest Ave

436 Prentis

4742-4754 Anthony Wayne Dr

460 Prentis Apartments

1732 W Bethune St

Avonroy Apartments

468 Prentis St

680 W Forest Ave

666 W Forest Ave

Wayne Gate Apartments

1493 Lee Pl

4732 Anthony Wayne Dr

497 Prentis St

4420 Cass Ave

661 W Forest Ave

682 Prentis St

55 W Canfield St

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Dubois

Knicker Bocker

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