
Apartments near Midtown Marketplace in Kansas City, MO (1,070 Rentals)


3533-3535 Wyandotte St

106-108 W 36th St

3537-3539 Wyandotte St

110-112 W 36th St

Tishue

3525 Central St

114-116 W 36th St

56 E 32nd St

3139-3201 McGee St

3516 Central St

3336 Gillham Rd

Bombay

The Springhurst

3537-3543 Central St

210-212 W 36th St

Penn Valley

Regent Place

Kaanapali Apartments

3526 Locust St

3318 Gillham Rd

3603-3605 Central St

3424 Washington St

225-227 E 31st Ter

3319-3321 Gillham Rd

3311-3313 Gillham Rd

3315-3317 Gillham Rd

16 W 37th St

3410 Pennsylvania Ave

3217 Gillham Rd

Willshire

3504-3506 Pennsylvania Ave

609-611 W 33rd St

3010 - 16 Grand

Knickerbocker Apartments

3708 Baltimore Ave

3704 Wyandotte St

Fayetta

Uptown Court

3010-3012 McGee St

219 W 37th St

3717 Baltimore

3709 Central St

3507-3509 Jefferson St

3718-3722 Baltimore Ave

Yellowstone

3722 Baltimore Ave

213-223 E 30th St

213 E 30th St

3720 Wyandotte St

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