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


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201 Ashley St

1225 Harrison St

1715 Boulevard St

1951 Pearl St

201-211 11th St

417 N Liberty St

201 W. 11th St.

421 Washington St

Madison Landing Apartments

Vandeveer

1131 E 10th St

404 N Julia St

2501 Market St

2514 Walnut St

W.A. Knight Building

239 E 16th St

55 W 17th St

49 W 17th St

Brick Duplex

316 E 19th St

320 N Jefferson St

2806 Silver St

2805 Silver St

1017 6th St

2901 Silver St

1025 W 7th St

2622 Boulevard

1025 Francis St

1619 E 8th St

2906 Silver St

1757-1773 Mt Herman St

511 17th St

505 17th St

425 W 18th St

619 17th St Ln

1823 Francis St

1030 8th St

2802 Flanders St

1771 Cleveland St

1805 Cleveland St

920 15th St

916 Eaverson St

3032 Laura St

920-928 Eaverson St

2520 Teal St

NEW JAX II

821-835 Minnie St

501 22nd St

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