
Apartments near University Street-Central Link in Seattle, WA (2,332 Rentals)


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1613-1615 4th Ave W

1919 24th Ave S

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1915 25th Ave S

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1827 3rd Ave W

2922 E Republican St

1407 9th Ave W

2914 E Madison St

Joya Townhomes

1732 Martin Luther King Jr Way S

The McKean Condominiums

2400 S Hill St

2710 Beacon Ave S

914 W Galer St

1925 3rd Ave W

2423 S Walker St

Ka-Cee Apartments

COLLEGE COURT

2468 S College St

600 W Howe St

1540 30th Ave S

1511 11th Ave W

1914 8th Ave W

Harbor Park

1633 10th Ave W

1800 10th Ave W

1610 12th Ave W

901 W Howe St

2371-2383 Harbor Ave SW

Marlee Manor

1800 24th Ave E

Vikur Heim

Olympic view

Willows on Tenth

2349 Harbor Ave SW

Tanglewood Apartments

1925 Gilman Dr

Westside Condominiums

Providence Vincent House

Harbor Steps Southwest Tower

Marketside Flats

AMLI Waterfront

Post Alley Court

Ross Manor

The Second & Pine

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There are currently 3,500 Studio Apartments in Seattle with rent ranges from $555 to $4,538 with an average price of $1,675.
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