
Apartments near North Temple Shops in Salt Lake City, UT (581 Rentals)


The Rainier

852 S West Temple

117 C St

111 C St

299 E 2nd Ave

951 S Washington St

Liberty Uptown

170 C St

305 1st Ave

C Street Apartments

324-328 4th Ave

315 4th Ave

324 E 2nd Ave

324-328 2nd Ave

Chateau Normandie

1386 W Glenrose Dr

353 1st Ave

1372 W Glenrose Dr

351 D St

Avenues 12 Plex

Gables Library Square

233 S 400 E

THE IVANHOE

The Cascade

307-309 E 600 S

Temple Street Apartments

771 South

435-437 S 400 E

Sola37 Apartments

Towne Park Condominiums

653 S Iverson St

543-547 S 400 E

661-665 S 400 E

669-671 S 400 E

413-415 E 700 S

417-419 E 700 S

277 E 900 S

779 S 400 E

853 S 400 E

412 E Van Ness Pl

995 - 1009 South 400 East, SLC, UT 84111

1030 S 400 E

1000 S Denver St

413 Herbert Ave

1020 S Denver St

364 Harvard Ave

1134 S 400 E

1173 S 400 E

1160 S Denver St

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