
Apartments near Oakwood Plaza in Gretna, LA (272 Rentals)


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1628 Alexander Ct, Unit Apt B

2216 Glasgow Dr

1628 Alexander Ct, Unit B

321 Pelican Ave, Unit 321

3336 De Armas St, Unit 1

1116 Tallow Tree Ln

Federal Fibre Mill

Constance Lofts

Magazine Place Condominiums

220 Decatur St

Elmwood Homes

Crescent City Gates

3340-3444 Seine Dr

1524-1536 Hendee St

1720 Elizardi Blvd

1403-1413 Lawrence St

1622 Elizardi Blvd

1616 Elizardi Blvd

Hillbrook Condominiums

1201-1207 Casa Calvo St

The Landing at Behrman Place

Touro Shakspeare

1001 Newton St

1401 Flanders St

1356 Flanders St

1101 Verret St

738-740 Thayer St

1101-1119 Odeon Ave

3214 Diana St

Milennium Place

801-803 Belleville St

Riverside Lofts at Federal City

3251 Kabel Dr

3201-3217 Kabel Dr

3221-3237 Kabel Dr

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