
Apartments near Downtown 3rd - DT3R in Las Vegas, NV (870 Rentals)


429 N 15th St

423 N 15th St

City Light Apartments

411 S 11th St

408-412 Madison Ave

219 N 14th St

709 Jefferson Ave

383-385 N 15th St

395-397 N 15th St

427 S 11th St

15th Street 375

512-516 S 11th St

Evergreen Apartments

520 N 15th St

14th Street Addition

426 N 15th St

204 W Monroe Ave

508 N 15th St

217 S 13th St

518-534 S 11th St

Harris Hill Apartment

14th St Apartments

420 S Maryland Pky

811 S 3rd St

211 S 13th St

214 S. 14th St

1315 E Carson Ave

1316 E Carson Ave

1516 Bonanza Rd

368 N 15th St

360-364 15th St

Horizon Studio Apartments

511 Monroe Ave

205 Jackson Ave

412 W Monroe Ave

Valley View Addition

216-222 S 14th St

605 W Monroe Ave

1618 E Bonanza Rd

1401 E Carson Ave

600 S 11th St

610-612 S 11th St

705 W Monroe Ave

401-415 S 13th St

3Eleven Apartments

818 S 7th St

33 of 120 CO-OP

Bruce Gardens

1800 E Bonanza Rd

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There are currently 880 Studio Apartments in Las Vegas with rent ranges from $370 to $15,719 with an average price of $1,305.
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