Apartments near Avenue Plaza in Detroit, MI (279 Rentals)

19977 Snowden St

15791 Cherrylawn St

15852 Washburn St

18103 Schaefer Hwy

15518 Meyers Rd

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20096 Shrewsbury Rd

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16206 Snowden St

20460 Griggs St

St. Martins Cooperative

Blackstone Manor Cooperative

B Siegel Lofts

B. Siegel

17551 Santa Rosa Dr

17169 Monica St

17344 Indiana St

16786 Greenlawn

17338 Indiana St

17145 Kentucky St

Loftus

MaryGrove Apartments

16805-16813 Baylis St

17535 Manderson Rd

Meyers Plaza Co-op

17380 Pinehurst St

16565 Kentucky St

5071 W Outer Dr

18960 Littlefield St

18016 Sorrento St

250 W Golden Gate

Blair House

Whitmore Apartments

2591 Puritan St

The Manor House

240 W Margaret St

250 W Margaret St

6330 Midland St

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There are currently 729 Studio Apartments in Detroit with rent ranges from $475 to $7,785 with an average price of $1,180.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Detroit ranges from $445 to $5,240 with an average monthly rent of $1,391.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Detroit range from $700 to $10,890. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,741.
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