
Apartments near Kirby Village in Houston, TX (507 Rentals)


2042 & 2038 Lexington St

2039 South Blvd

Upper Kirby Investors Dream Multi-Plex

3333 Richmond Ave

Gables Upper Kirby Phase II

6 Plex

1932 Bissonnet St

1919 Norfolk St

5417 Chaucer Dr

1920 Richmond Ave

2006 Colquitt St

1855 Portsmouth St

Saffron at Southampton

1909 Colquitt St

Richmond (1849)

2022 Branard St

2335 University

2535 Shakespeare St

3910 McDuffie

1908 W Main St

4012 Hazard St

2012 Branard

Wessex Subdivision

1827 Richmond Ave

COLQUITT 5

4116 Driscoll St

1854 W Main St

1845 W Main St

1849 W Main St

2727 Kirby Dr

4112 Driscoll St

1823 Richmond Ave

1751 Wroxton Ct

W Main St. Fourplexes

1829-1842 W Main St

Oak Lane Condominiums

5327 Ashby

4013 Driscoll St

The Lamar Tower

Regency House

Chateau Ten

1920 West Alabama

McDuffie Apartments

The Greenway

1812 W Alabama St

Richmond (1660)

1810 W Alabama St

1821 Marshall St

1635 Bonnie Brae St

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