Apartments near Lindale Park-Redline in Houston, TX (556 Rentals)

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Lenox Heights
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$1,807 - $3,746
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Lenox Heights

333 W 24th StHouston, TX 77008
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1109 Walton St, Unit B
$1,490
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$1,490
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1 Bedroom Apartment Available Jan 31, 2027

1109 Walton St, Unit B

1109 Walton StHouston, TX 77009
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916 Adele St
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$1,575
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$1,575
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916 Adele St

916 Adele StHouston, TX 77009
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3904 Moore St
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$1,750
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$1,750
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3904 Moore St

3904 Moore StHouston, TX 77009
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3404 Rogers St, Unit b
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$2,500
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$2,500
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3404 Rogers St, Unit b

3404 Rogers StHouston, TX 77022
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604 E 42nd St
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$1,750
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604 E 42nd St

604 E 42nd StHouston, TX 77022
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There are currently 942 Studio Apartments in Houston with rent ranges from $424 to $5,000 with an average price of $1,317.

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