
Apartments near Brown-Horne Center in Mesa, AZ (357 Rentals)


1418-1424 1432 E Knoll Cor

530 N Hall

Northdate Gardens Fourplex

1418 E Knoll Cir

1432 E Knoll Cir

Sundial

505 N Williams

Concorde Condominiums

1423-1431 E Knoll Cor

2032 N Hunt Cor

431-432 N Williams St

417-421 N Hill Dr

414-430 W 9th St

2023-2029 N Hunt Cor

408 N Williams

430 W 9th St

Palm Shadows Apartments

Fairway Terrace Apartments

430 N Hall

835 E Mahoney Ave

955-959 N Orange St

340 W 5th Pl

228 N MacDonald St

555-559 N Country Club Dr

738 E 1st Ave

506 W 9th St

743 E 1st Ave

Ivyglen Townhouses Association

750-756 E Dana Ave

Vista Del Sol

119 W 2nd St

555 W 9th Pl

725 E Dana Ave

Sherwood Apartments

First Mesa Homes

Pomeroy 7 Plex

50 S Lazona Dr

809 N Date

56 S Lazona Dr

59 S Lazona Dr

1531 E Main St

104-106 S Lazona Dr

434 W University Dr

58 Space Garden Spot Mobile Home Park

Temple District

Villa Palma

Bldg B

240-248 S Ashland

241 S Hobson St

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How much are Studio apartments in Mesa?
There are currently 339 Studio Apartments in Mesa with rent ranges from $779 to $4,014 with an average price of $1,425.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Mesa ranges from $831 to $9,999 with an average monthly rent of $1,505.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Mesa range from $945 to $5,590. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,773.
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There are currently 262 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Mesa on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $801 to $7,529 - averaging $2,387 for the location.
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