
Apartments near Mid-City Plaza in Indianapolis, IN (476 Rentals)


1635 N Central Ave

517 E 17th St

2039 N College Ave

2041 N College Ave

2055 N College Ave

701 E 21st St

1335 N Alabama St

1443 N Alabama St

908-916 N Alabama St

1455 N Alabama St

1914 Ruckle St

Mayleeno

2123 N College Ave

Nouveau in Old Northside

230 E 9th St

2020 Adams St

402 E New York St

Riley Towers I

25 S Tuxedo St

Lockerbie Terrace

1654 N Alabama St

1702 N Alabama St

219 E 17th St

1601 N Delaware St

2239 N College Ave

2216 N College Dr

1031 N Pennsylvania St

643 Fort Wayne Ave

2322 Guilford Ave

Brookville Apartments

302 E 19th St

2238 N College Ave

The Cathcart Apartments

The Lodge

108 E St Clair St

412 N Bradley Ave

2004-2024 E 25th St

The Whit

The Hudson

El Dee Apartments

1627 N Talbott St

307 N Sherman Dr

615 N Pennsylvania St

Varsity Lofts

2321 N College Ave

Glencoe

329-337 Massachusetts Ave

117 Concordia St

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