
Apartments near University Plaza in Seattle, WA (1,148 Rentals)


Pinecrest

University Triplex

4728 40th Ave NE

4132 Brooklyn Ave NE

Starlighter Apartments

4210 12th Ave NE

Mary Lou Apartments

4138 12th Ave NE

Bryant Heights

ReNew on Roosevelt

Celebrity Place

6556 Ravenna Ave NE

University Plaza Condominiums

4134 12th Ave NE

4128 12th Ave NE

U-District SRO

University Place

La Terrazza

4514 8th Ave NE

5001 8th Ave NE

Grandview Plaza

4123 12th Ave NE

Afton Apartments

DUNCAN PLACE CONDOMINIUM

1419 NE 66th St

Cavalier Apartments

4333 9th Ave

4321 9th Ave NE

901-905 NE 43rd St

5618 8th Ave NE

The Rhoda Jane

4111 11th Ave NE

Asana Homes

The Willet

4307-4311 8th Ave NE

710 NE 43rd St

4259 8th Ave NE

709 NE 43rd St

5014 44th Ave NE

812 NE 42nd St

Dwell Roosevelt

Highland

4231 8th Ave NE

5011 5th Ave NE

M & J Apartments

4226 7th Ave NE

Mountlake Apartments

4215 8th Ave NE

4247 7th Ave NE

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