
Apartments near Southgate Shopping Center in Houston, TX (111 Rentals)


Total Monthly Price
4314 Curly Oaks Dr

4614 Knotty Oaks Trl, Unit 4614

2931 Steelhead Dr

2722 Dragonwick Dr

3147 Boynton Dr

15214 Lance Cir

5907 Beaconridge Dr

4951 S Cancun

4421 Bora Bora Ln

3247 Jorns St

6214 Majesty Ln

3130 Kelling St

13527 Ambrose St

4939 S Cancun

4738 Trail Lake Dr

4946 N Cancun Dr

4427 Oakside Dr

15802 Ridgecroft Rd

16111 Rosenridge Dr

1 Bollardpoint Ln

Total Monthly Price
5603 Tiger Lilly Way

14710 Jennys Park Pl

4135 Nathans Park Pl

14427 Campden Hill Rd

15331 Campden Hill Rd

3819 Heatherbrook Dr

3910 Wimberley Hollow Ln

5006 Heatherbloom Dr

5223 Heathercrest Dr

5323 Darlinghurst Dr

4923 Callery Creek Dr

4311 Knotty Oaks Trail

4423 Knotty Oaks Trail

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