
Apartments near Kansas City Power and Light District in Kansas City, MO (497 Rentals)


2929 McGee Trfy

2830 Harrison St

715 E 29th St

508 Wabash Ave

2525 E 11th St

2702-2704 Peery Ave

411-413 Olive St

2924-2926 HOLMES STREET

2614 E 9th St

2932-2936 Cherry St

2623 E 10th St

2933 Baltimore Ave

2614 East 8th Street

120 Brooklyn Ave

213-223 E 30th St

213 E 30th St

Yellowstone

2207 E 24th Ter

706 E 30th St

104-106 Brooklyn Ave

305-307 Olive St

3010-3012 McGee St

2025 Prospect Ave

2455 Brooklyn Ave

3010 - 16 Grand

Willshire

703-709 E 30th St

2434 Park Ave

Building 1

319 Wabash Ave

Giordano Apartments

216 Wabash Ave

2654-2656 E 8th St

2600 Amie Ct

2614 Amie Ct

106-108 Olive St

2606 Amie Ct

2841 Paseo Blvd

Levy at Martini Corner

109 Olive St

2610 E 23rd St

225-227 E 31st Ter

One Park Place

Park Place Apartments

3001 E 9th St

The Springhurst

2200 Benton Blvd

Chestnut Apartments

412-416 Montgall

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