
Apartments near 900 East-TRAX University Line in Salt Lake City, UT (1,146 Rentals)


theBirdie

1099 S 900 E

Caithness

456 6th Ave

Northridge Heights Condominiums

299 E 2nd Ave

111 C St

117 C St

653 6th Ave

615 6th Ave

609 6th Ave

428 6th Ave

627 6th Ave

771 South

1000 S Denver St

132 B St

277 E 900 S

557 6th Ave

41 E 200 N

101 E 100 S

995 - 1009 South 400 East, SLC, UT 84111

128 B St

324-328 4th Ave

1020 S Denver St

170 C St

610-620 7th Ave

515 E 6th Ave

376 E 5th Ave

315 4th Ave

135 B St

413 Herbert Ave

1470-1480 E 900 S

Capital Apartments

268 S State St

The Cascade

266 4th Ave

1030 S 400 E

351 D St

150 E South Temple

123 6th Ave

136 E 1st Ave

265 4th Ave

1204 S 900 E

Avenues 12 Plex

228 4th Ave

Stanton - Yale Apartments

The Belvedere Building

Evans Manor

174 N A St

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