
Apartments near University Park Village in Fort Worth, TX (276 Rentals)


Haven Apartments

Oleander Place Townhomes

University Village

Museum Place West

1710 College Ave

1200 College

1220 College

College Avenue Lofts

Ciera Bank Apartments

1615 College Ave

3201 Wabash Ave

The Van Zandt

1619 Alston Ave

4736 Calmont Ave

3336 W 6th St

3107 W 5th St

907 Feliks Gwozdz Pl

3220-3236 S University Dr

3417 W 5th St

4824 Wellesley Ave

3762 W 7th St

3413 W 5th St

4828 Wellesley Ave

1431 Lipscomb

4832 Locke Ave

TCU Student Housing

3201 Forest Park Blvd

3209 McCart Ave

3251-3259 S University Dr

TCU Student Housing Portfolio

3225 McCart Ave

1004 Travis ave

408 Templeton Dr

917 Lipscomb St

709 W Richmond Ave

3220 Forest Park Blvd

3217 Forest Park Blvd

2321 Benbrook Blvd

2325 Benbrook Blvd

3237 McCart Ave

2329 Benbrook Blvd

4932-4936 Geddes Ave

1601 Hemphill St

810 Pennsylvania Ave

2100 Hemphill St

3324 S University Dr

2605 Benbrook Blvd

The College Avenue Townhomes

805-813 Page St

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There are currently 280 Studio Apartments in Fort Worth with rent ranges from $677 to $2,825 with an average price of $1,225.
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