
Apartments near University of Arizona - UA Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ (627 Rentals)


1505-1507 E Harvard St

1636 W Garfield St

Apache Fourplexes

426 N 17th Ave

2129-2137 E Taylor St

321 N 17th Dr

1514 W Sherman St

411 N 21st Pl

1232 E Virginia AV

Monte Vista 4-Plex

425 17th Dr

1714 S 7th Ave

1301 E Durango St

1718 S 7th Ave

1229 S 13th Ave

2149 E Taylor St

1709 Linden St

Apartments at Hallas Place

614-620 W Apache St

Royal Commons

412 N 17th Dr

1538 W McDowell Rd

2153 E Pierce St

2202 E Taylor St

Windsor Place Condominiums

Roanoke Apartment Homes

Polka Gardens

2213 E Fillmore St

1552 W McDowell Rd

2211 E Pierce St

McKinley St Apartments

Studios on Roosevelt

2218 E Polk St

2225 E Taylor St

Back Bldg

2230 E Polk St

422 N 18th Ave

Fairview

330 N 18th Ave

1222 W Pima St

2233 E Fillmore St

2237 E Taylor St

2206 E Portland St

1702 E Harvard St

2222 E Garfield St

10 on Taylor

2223 E Roosevelt St

1750 E Oak St

1631 E Yale St

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