Apartments near Tidwell Square in Houston, TX (173 Rentals)

11514 Courtshire Dr

5814 Northern Oak St

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2308 Bennington St

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2410 Vaughn St, Unit E

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10338 Aldine Westfield Rd

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9604 Burden St

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2401 Spence St, Unit A

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2401 Spence St, Unit B

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5705 Breland St, Unit A

Macario House Apartments

3214 Tidwell Rd

3132 Tidwell Rd

8814 Manus St

3714 Gager St

2906 Berry Rd

The Turner Apartments

8402 Curry Rd

8716 Burden St

Weaver Road Apartments

4202 Tampico St

2013 Eubanks St

5702 Breland

4901 Bostic St

Multi-Family 4 Units

Whispering Pines Trailer Park

1316 Sadler St

Palms View Apartments

7345 Bonita St

7214 Jensen

7513-7523 Lockwood Dr

6210 Laura Koppe Rd

8517 Shady Dr

2110 Trenton Rd

Tri-Scope Apartments

6815 Bleker St

519 Turner Dr

7609 Shotwell St

8210 Shady Dr

Ralston Apartments

808 Caperton St

8717 Spaulding St

4825 Shreveport Blvd

1917 Kowis St

1620 Lone Oak Rd

812 Wainwright St

11314 Courtshire

Yorkshire Apartments

702 Wainwright St

5800 Leedale St

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