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


Johnson Commons

1231 Mcconihe St

Brentwood Apartments

527 W 23rd St

539 W 23rd St

1268 W 6th St

26 W 27th St

416 W 25th St

1641 E 16th St

The Peninsula at St. Johns Center

1101 13th St

3423 Boulevard St

1305 6th St

Southbank Residences

1415 Brady St

3521 Boulevard

3524 Boulevard

1029 Brady St

1648 N Myrtle Ave

1666 Myrtle Ave

San Marco Place

1802 Myrtle Ave

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1372 W 1st St

1021-1025 Stonewall St

82 32nd St

547 28th St

1084 21st St

2906 Abbott St

1423 Union St

1239 16th St

1236 W 16th St

1225 16th St

1247 16th St

1224 18th St

1030-1036 23rd St

1257 16th St

1257 W 16th St

1157 20th St Expy

1469 W 7th St

3820 Laurie St

3416 Lee St

1006 25th St

110 Long Branch Blvd

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1326 15th St

1504 Whitner St

Turn Key Quadruplex

4395 Pearl St

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