
Apartments near Temple Square-TRAX University Line in Salt Lake City, UT (1,035 Rentals)


343 N Quince St

344 N Quince St

133 E 3rd Ave

Uffens Marketplace

279 N State St

264 N State St

111 E Hillside Ave

343 N Center St

322 N 300 W

125-127 4th Ave

137 E 3rd Ave

146 E 3rd Ave

Broadway Park Lofts

124 W Apricot Ave

148 E 3rd Ave

120 W Apricot Ave

122 W Apricot Ave

Sunset Apartments

Park Vu Apartments

theBirdie

246 W Ardmore Pl

Edison Apartments

136 E 4th Ave

253 W 400 N

235 W 400 N

Canyon Manor

241 W 400 N

Terrace Falls Condominiums

387 N Main St

376 N 300 W

The Manor

401 Center St

405-407 N Center St

402 N Center St

218 W 400 N

226 N Spencer Ct

Embassy

258-260 W 400 N

58 W 400 N

174 N A St

Bungalow Apartments

150 S 300 E

135 B St

The Metro Condos

Caithness

228 4th Ave

132 B St

259 1st Ave

128 B St

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There are currently 996 Studio Apartments in Salt Lake City with rent ranges from $600 to $2,695 with an average price of $1,361.
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