
Apartments near Greektown-Detroit People Mover in Detroit, MI (643 Rentals)


City Club Apartments Midtown

8th Street Row

Kings Arms

3525 2nd Ave

Coat Factory Lofts

200 River Place Lofts

816 Brainard St

The Selden

1809 Church St

1801 Church St

467 W Alexandrine St

Century Building

2818 Benson St

434 W Alexandrine St

3980 2nd Ave

Billinghurst

627 Alexandrine St

3912 4th St

Midtown West

The Village of Woodbridge Manor

One building

El Moore

Eco Homes

Harbortown Spinnaker Tower

55 W Canfield St

The Charles

923 W Alexandrine St

4420 Cass Ave

Knicker Bocker

102 Garfield St

2715 Rosa Parks Blvd

4156 Saint Aubin St

1535 E Canfield Dr

14th Street Lofts

The Blackstone Apartments

436 Prentis

Nine on Third

497 Prentis St

468 Prentis St

Dubois

460 Prentis Apartments

West Forest Apartments

477 W Forest Ave

Avonroy Apartments

3930 Trumbull St

North Corktown Apartments

682 Prentis St

1730 Magnolia St

661 W Forest Ave

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