
Apartments near 1349 Market St in Jacksonville, FL (432 Rentals)


700 E Union St, Unit 262

700 E Union St, Unit 140

1437 Prince St, Unit 1437

3407 Plateau St, Unit 2

3407 Plateau St, Unit 1

1148 N Main St, Unit 124

960 E Adams St, Unit 653

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206 E 7th St, Unit SI ID1603134P

1148 N Main St, Unit 127

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1523 N Pearl St, Unit SI ID1578432P

3305 N Laura St

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1117 Walnut St, Unit SI ID1578471P

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1445 N Laura St, Unit SI ID1578537P

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1523 N Pearl St, Unit SI ID1578460P

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206 E 7th St, Unit SI ID1578493P

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1447 N Laura St, Unit SI ID1578473P

1148 N Main St, Unit 208

1148 N Main St, Unit 206

1148 N Main St, Unit 212

944 Broadcast Pl, Unit 112

944 Broadcast Pl, Unit 179

960 E Adams St, Unit 355

960 E Adams St, Unit 349

960 E Adams St, Unit 337

960 E Adams St, Unit 647

1148 N Main St, Unit 125

1148 N Main St, Unit 139

944 Broadcast Pl, Unit 158

944 Broadcast Pl, Unit 110

944 Broadcast Pl, Unit 210

1148 N Main St, Unit 233

1148 N Main St, Unit 143

944 Broadcast Pl, Unit 138

2016 Dellwood Ave, Unit 2

944 Broadcast Pl, Unit 177

944 Broadcast Pl, Unit 209

944 Broadcast Pl, Unit 175

1148 N Main St, Unit 137

944 Broadcast Pl, Unit 136

1148 N Main St, Unit 129

1033 Franklin St, Unit 1033 Franklin

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