
Apartments near J&M Plaza in Houston, TX (381 Rentals)


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2308 Bennington St

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307 Charlock St

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1524 Columbia St

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724 Link Rd

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1200 E 24th St

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1105 Melbourne St

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1407 E 35th St

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1606 Malvern St

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1915 Creston Dr, Unit A

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2401 Spence St, Unit A

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9604 Burden St

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2401 Spence St, Unit B

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901 E 37th St

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1323 E 32nd 1/2 St

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1002 E 33rd St

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505 E 40th St

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1504 Evelyn St

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812 Wainwright St

702 Wainwright St

808 Caperton St

Yorkshire Apartments

7211 Roswell

7326 Farnsworth St

1316 Sadler St

238-240 Julia St

1015 North Loop

220 Caplin St

237 Julia St

7026 Fulton St

2013 Eubanks St

Multi-Family 4 Units

8716 Burden St

5606 Robertson St

7214 Jensen

Allegheny Place

2615 Creston Dr

Palms View Apartments

Whispering Pines Trailer Park

5130 Chapman St

Houston Heights

2906 Berry Rd

Farrell Apartments

5504 Jensen Dr

1501 Moody St

2816 Woodard St

8402 Curry Rd

11 Farrell St

4903 Airline Dr

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There are currently 938 Studio Apartments in Houston with rent ranges from $436 to $4,422 with an average price of $1,316.
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