
Apartments near Plaza 35 in Milwaukee, WI (687 Rentals)


Humphrey Hall

754 S Layton Blvd

545 N 17th St

845 N 17th St

1421 N 21st St

754 S 26th St

725 S 24th St

McCabe Hall

Gilman Building

945-947 N 17th St

4927 W Galena St

2006-2028 W Vliet St

1410 N 52nd St

4821 W Washington Blvd

5425-5433 W Martin Dr

845 N 16th St

5439 W Martin Dr

Marquette University Apartments

5511 W Martin Dr

2421 W National Ave

930 N 16th St

2405 W National Ave

2413 W National Ave

The Eagles Nest

952-954 N 16th St

3411 W Scott St

3417 W Scott St

4148-4150 W Lisbon Ave

2039-2041 N 41st St

5605 W Martin Dr

1504 W Kilbourn Ave

941-947 N 15th St

933 N 15th St

925 N 15th St

925-929 N 15th St

939 N 15th St

945 N 15th St

5401-5409 Vliet St

918 S 24th St

2111-2113 N 41st St

2115-2117 N 41st St

5411 W Vliet St

2136-2138 N 42nd St

1312 S 35th St

The Reeves

3127 W Garfield Ave

1818 W Galena St

2206 N 37th St

1121 S 46th St

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