
Apartments near Alta Vista Plaza in Phoenix, AZ (431 Rentals)


7219 N 35th Ave

Mulwood Springs

6736 N 25th Dr

6824 N 23rd Ave

Goldcrest Apartments

7126 N 19th Ave

Cristal Bay Village

2538 W Ocotillo Rd

6804 N 23rd Ave

Royal Palm MHC & RV Resort

Garden Springs

6728 N 23rd Ave

3617-3623 W Dunlap Ave

Loma Linda

6718 N 23rd Ave

2741 W Tuckey Ln

2749 W Tuckey Ln

2610 W McLellan Blvd

6702 N 23rd Ave

6714 N 23rd Ave

2724 W Mclellan Blvd

2519 W McLellan Blvd

2820 W Maryland

La Granada

2061 W OCOTILLO RD

2816-2820 W Maryland Ave

2719 W Maryland Ave

8-Plex

6318-6340 N 27th Ave

Carol Ave Investments

1804-08 10 14 W. Carol Ave

1801 W Vogel Ave

Points West III Condominiums

1724 W Carol Ave

1802 W Vogel Ave

Mountain View Apartments

9450 N 17th Ave

1726 W Vogel Ave

9802 N 17th Dr

1712 W Vogel Ave

1702 W Vogel

3433 W Stella Ln

Concord Apartments

Cinnabar Arms

1711 W Mountain View Rd

1626 W Purdue Ave

Mountain View 6

1520 W Palmer Dr

Orangeaire Villas

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