Apartments near Carrollton and St Louis-Canal-Museum Streetcar in New Orleans, LA (480 Rentals)

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Parkway Apartments
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$1,480 - $2,200
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Parkway Apartments

4650 Washington AveNew Orleans, LA 70125
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Canal 1535
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$1,867 - $4,238
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Canal 1535

1535 Canal StNew Orleans, LA 70112
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Blue Plate Artist Lofts
$1,350 - $1,900
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Blue Plate Artist Lofts

1315 S Jefferson Davis PkyNew Orleans, LA 70125
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1714 N Dorgenois St
$1,175
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1714 N Dorgenois St

1714 N Dorgenois StNew Orleans, LA 70119
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