
Apartments near Cinema Park Shopping Center in Phoenix, AZ (757 Rentals)


The Collective

Mirasol Condominiums

36 W Pasadena Ave

Por Of Continental East

Villa Calle

740 E Maryland Ave

Omninet West

1339 E Pierson St

6234 N 13th Pl

Landmark

4747 N 14Th St

4604 N 11th Pl

6220 N 14th St

Pasadena Apartments

5513 N 5th Dr

6522 N 10th Plz

Maryland East

Squire Apartments

The Jackson On Maryland

Rose Lane Terrace Triple

6215 N 14th St

6245 N 13th Pl

1279B E Maryland Ave

6243 & 6245 N. 12th Pl

334 W Medlock

6544 N Villa Manana Dr

Rose Lane Triplexes

4520 N 10th St

Hidden Tree

6516 N 12th St

Uptown 18

6530 N 12th St

6507 N La Paloma Oeste

Grand Canal Townhomes

709 E Tuckey Ln

Villa De Sol

120 W Highland Ave

1123 E McLellan Blvd

307 W Mariposa St

Winter Gardens

4623 N 14th St

6349 N 14th St

Olympus

Wonderview-34 Spaces

1449 E Highland Ave

127 W Highland Ave

Highland Fourplex

6236 N 16th St

719 W Missouri Ave

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