
Apartments near 705 N 1st St in Phoenix, AZ (623 Rentals)


St. Croix Villas Condominiums

The Herrera

McKinley Condominiums

Westward Ho

1009 N 1st St

Urban Living on Fillmore

840 N 1st Ave

Lofts at Fillmore

The Burton

Knickerbocker Apartments

53 W Portland St

McKinley Court Apartments

En Hance Park Phase II

302 E Portland

822 N 3rd Ave

Portland Studios

Georgia Arms

320 E Portland St

Portland Place Condominiums

The Fontenelle Lofts

Olmstead Apartments

610 N 4th Ave

314 W Roosevelt St

McKinley Row

Metro 12

The Kenilworth Building

Casas de Esperanza

637-641 N 5th Ave

Pierce Apartments

Phoenix House Apartments

716 E Pierce St

320 W Portland St

343 W Portland St

902 N 8th St

834 N 5th Ave

26 W Culver St

Roosevelt Historic District Housing

Roosevelt Chester Place

347-357 N 6th Ave

Roosevelt Row Apartments

Chester Place Lofts

769 E. Pierce St.

Nan Doueen

Henri

525 W Portland St

733 Portland St

Pierce Street

85 W Willetta St

749 E Portland St

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