
Apartments near The Mix at Midtown in Houston, TX (887 Rentals)


5020 Paige St

4112 Driscoll St

1845 W Main St

W Main St. Fourplexes

3257 Holman st

1849 W Main St

The Suites at Alabama

4116 Driscoll St

1854 W Main St

Riva at the Park

Reata at River Oaks

Richmond (1849)

1915 McDuffie

1920 West Alabama

4012 Hazard St

1908 W Main St

The Royalton at River Oaks

3315 Reeves Street

McDuffie Apartments

Saffron at Southampton

2512 Calumet St

1855 Portsmouth St

1914 McDuffie St

3910 McDuffie

1909 Colquitt St

2007 Brun St

2001 Brun St

1920 Richmond Ave

River Oaks

2012 Branard

3335 Tuam St

Franklin Lofts

2006 Colquitt St

2022 Branard St

2401-2407 Sampson St

3018 Wichita St

2524 Binz St

2522 Binz St

2019 Huldy St

Bayou Lofts

1919 Norfolk St

3408-3420 Beulah St

2618-2628 Rusk St

2020 Huldy Apartments

1801 Huldy St

1612 Sampson St

River Oaks Place Condominiums

3331 Sampson St

3424-3426 Tuam St

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