
Apartments near Fry's Shopping Center in Phoenix, AZ (102 Rentals)


2613 S 71st Dr

7718 W Jones Ave

7718 W Jones Ave

7718 W Jones Ave

2436 S 71st Dr

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2827 S 74th Dr

8014 W Lumbee St

8226 W Wood Ln

6924 W Southgate Ave

7340 W Preston Ln

8241 W Albeniz Pl

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1505 S 81st Dr

7125 W Williams St

8115 W Florence Ave

8237 W Albeniz Pl

1713 S 82nd Ave

8126 W Agora Ln

7223 W Winslow Ave

7154 W Globe Ave

8207 W Pueblo Ave

3116 S 82nd Ln

7220 W Hess Ave

The Riley

Avilla Magnolia

Sunset Point

Village at Paseo de Luces

Copper Cove Apartments

Sundancer Apartments

9125 West Riverside Avenue

9714 W Heber Rd

2651 S 89th Ave

9416 W Odeum Ln

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9757 W Luxton Ln

9555 W Miami St

2258 S 88th Dr

2035 S 83rd Ln

2526 S 90th Glen

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9910 W Atlantis Way

10002 W Crown King Rd

9324 W Jones Ave

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4415 S 97th Dr

8854 W Hilton Ave

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9745 W Luxton Ln

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