
Apartments near Civic Center Plaza in Las Vegas, NV (885 Rentals)


Lakes Residency Apartments

605 W Monroe Ave

405 S 11th St

513 S 1st St

Desert Cactus

411 S 11th St

The Lucy

11th and Clark Villas

318 W Van Buren Ave

409 W Van Buren Ave

6 Plex with 1 House

417 W Van Buren Ave

1725 Stewart Ave

603 S 4th St

1420 E Carson Ave

427 S 11th St

705 W Monroe Ave

404 W Van Buren Ave

Evergreen Apartments

516 S 10th St

420 S Maryland Pky

512-516 S 11th St

700 Monroe Ave

615 Jackson Ave

401-415 S 13th St

518-534 S 11th St

1905 Stewart Ave

417 S 13th St

421 S 13th st LLC

1921 Stewart Ave

600 S 11th St

33 of 120 CO-OP

610-612 S 11th St

714 S 3rd St

Mesquite

715 S 3rd St

Stratton Gardens

Stratton Gardens

Stratton Gardens

Stratton Gardens

811 S 3rd St

Stratton Gardens

1300 N 22nd St

1308 22nd St N

1312 N 22nd St

Horizon Studio Apartments

Rancho Gardens North

2215 Stewart Ave

1316 N 22nd St

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There’s a tenet in marketing about client or customer attraction and retention. Studies and data have consistently shown it costs less to keep a current customer than to attract a new one.