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8608 Bristol Ave

7605 E 111th Terrace

7900 E 103rd Terrace

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6003 E 95th Terrace, Unit 115

10415 Crystal Ave

8239 Wayne Ave

10014 Hardesty Ave

10200 Grandview Rd

10201 Beacon Ave

7617 E 100th St

8603 Corrington Ave

4605 E Red Bridge Rd

10804 Newton Ave

10906 Newton Ave

10731 Cambridge Ave

7313 E 109 Terrace

Loma Vista West Townhouses

8127 Montgall Ave

10805 Hickman Mills Dr

7202 E 87th Ter

2518-2520 E 85th St

7404 E 86th St

8609 Highland Ave

1908 E 84th Ter

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Prairie Walk

The Pines at Red Bridge

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There are currently 953 Studio Apartments in Kansas City with rent ranges from $525 to $23,100 with an average price of $1,255.
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