
Apartments near NE 60th-MAX Blue Line in Portland, OR (949 Rentals)


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Jeanette Court

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Glee Apartments

Ashwood

2424 NE Couch St

Granada Court Apartments

Pines East

Kamora Apartments

1303-1311 NE 24th Ave

Poplar Apartments

Ann Arbor

1620 NE 24th Ave

Sandy Park Apartments

Bel-Linda

Prescott Terrace Apartments

4010 SE Division St

Multnomah Heights

2326-2338 NE Everett St

The Merced

Division 50

Vintage Courtyard

Peaceful Villa

The Sullivan Apartments

Taylor Corner

Sandringham Apartments

Darlington

Serrano

Crown Point Apartments

Monterey Apartments

Dorchester

The Rose East & West Apartments

Move the House Apartments

Francis Drake

Devonshire

San Farlando

4811-4823 NE Prescott St

6901-6923 NE Prescott

Cape Manor

1109-1139 SE 27th Ave

Burrell Court

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There are currently 2,824 Studio Apartments in Portland with rent ranges from $320 to $10,308 with an average price of $1,363.
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