
Apartments near Lincoln Park Plaza in Milwaukie, OR (223 Rentals)


13263 SE Oatfield Rd

10850 SE Penzance St

13283 SE Oatfield Rd

Lakewood

10920 SE 29th Ave

The Hamlin Apartments

Kings Court Mobile City

Redwood Terrace

13515 SE McLoughlin Blvd

9742 SE 43rd Ave

Linden Lane Manor

Tiffany Manor

4122-4130 SE Howe St

Courtney Apartments

The Orleans

2545-2571 SE Courtney Rd

10181-10205 SE 65th Ave

5704 & 5706 SE Flora Drive

9727 SE 33rd Ave

3033 SE Maple St

The Brookwood

Courtney Road Townhomes

9770 SE Linwood Ave

Manor Court

Arista Townhomes

14012 SE Arista Dr

Harmony Point Condo

1806 SE Torbank Rd

7877 SE Stephanie Ct

Lava

14368 SE Lee St

15069 SE E Ave

3200 SE Silver Leaf Ln

3283 SE Risley Ave

15416 SE E Ave

2001 SE Oak Grove Blvd

15500-15538 SE East Ave

15540 SE E Ave

8610 SE 32nd Ave

7918 SE King Rd

Stockbridge

Arista Apartments

7820-7838 SE Otty St

8012 SE Glencoe Rd

8001 SE Glencoe Rd

7900 SE Clackamas

Harmony Park Apartments

The Standard at Harmony Park

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How much are Studio apartments in Milwaukie?
There are currently 195 Studio Apartments in Milwaukie with rent ranges from $995 to $2,139 with an average price of $1,362.
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