
Apartments near Alabama Shepherd Shopping Center in Houston, TX (682 Rentals)


Wessex Subdivision

Caroline Apartments

Helena Square

610 W Clay St

509 W Clay Ave

2901 Albany St

2535 Shakespeare St

604 W Clay St

4810 Caroline St

1717 W Webster St

4802 Caroline St

420 W Clay St

The Isabella @ Midtown

4825 Caroline St

2604 Boston St

415 W Polk St

5511 Austin St

1400 Hermann Dr

IL Palazzo

4616 Austin St

The Willowick

3815 Fannin St

Forester's Pond

4510 La Branch St

616-622 Roy St

1501 Victor St

La Branch Apartments

4001 Caroline St

Midtown Apartments

2727 Brazos

Historic Rental Initiatives

4305 La Branch

4315 La Branch St

Hampton Oaks

1201 Gillette St

1621 Wentworth St

5304 Chenevert St

5002 Chenevert St

1015 Gillette St

1801 Palm

The Oaks at West University

1802 Wentworth St

1904 Calumet St

5102 Academy St

1920 Calumet St

Oakdale Townhome

Binz Chartres Apartment Homes

3 Unit Multi Family w/Caterer Kitchen

2011 Binz St

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