
Apartments near 705 N 1st St in Phoenix, AZ (620 Rentals)


315 N 16th Ave

1437 E Roosevelt St

Polk Terrace

1609 W Latham St

1453 E Fillmore St

Edison Midtown

1625-1629 W Fillmore St

1457 E Fillmore St

1459 E Taylor St

1510 E Pierce St

1636 W Garfield St

1459 E Polk St

374-376 N 15th Dr

1530 E Pierce St

Coronado Mid-Mod 8 Unit

1110 S Montezuma Ave

Vivo on 3rd

426 N 17th Ave

Garfield District Twin Duplexes

The Dayton

602 N 16th St

1538 W McDowell Rd

2502 N Richland St

1709 Linden St

1514 E Culver St

425 17th Dr

1525 Monroe St

1552 W McDowell Rd

802 S 11th Ave

1103 W Sherman St

321 N 17th Dr

1120 4th Ave

2505 N 9th St

412 N 17th Dr

1309 W Grant St

2501 N 9th St

Fairview

Alameda Place 4-Plex

Red Brick Virginia

Fairview Place

422 N 18th Ave

330 N 18th Ave

425 N 18th Dr

2337-2341 N 12th St

1514 W Sherman St

Tonto Triple Threat Duplexes

Marcos De Niza

Steelyard Apartments

Windsor Place Condominiums

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