
Apartments near Indian School & 24th Street Center in Phoenix, AZ (833 Rentals)


4604 N 11th Pl

Hidden Tree

1030 E Fairmount Ave

Squire Apartments

3429 E Earll Dr

Oak Villas

1026 E Fairmount Ave

1757 E Harvard St

4334 N 36th St

1009 E Turney Ave

4225 N 36th St

1013-1017 E Turney Ave

1023 E Fairmount Ave

1041 E Whitton Ave

1838 E Oak St

1801 E Harvard St

1005 E Turney Ave

Residences at Fairmount

1753 E Harvard St

1816 E Oak St

William Court Apartments

1702 E Harvard St

2228 N 20th St

Back Bldg

939 E Turney Ave

Nirvana at Colter

5153 N 13th Pl

2245 N 28th St

Grandview

2610-2614 E Monte Vista Rd

Oakview Apartments

Glenrosa

3618 E Montecito Ave

4351 N 36TH St

3616 E Glenrosa Ave

1750 E Oak St

1000 E Fairmount Ave

36th & Turney Fourplex

5101-5105 N 13th Pl

2919 E. Oak/2242 E. 29th

3429 N 36th St

3415 N 36th St

925-929 E Turney Ave

Charter Oaks Apartments

4348 N 36th Pl

2843 E Oak St

2239 N 28th Pl

3610 E Osborn Rd

3634 E Montecito Ave

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