
Apartments near Westlake & 9th-South Lake Union Streetcar in Seattle, WA (2,570 Rentals)


1413 Taylor Ave N

1828 12th Ave

718 10th Ave E

Lani Kai

Heather Court

Lakeview Residence

108 12th Ave E

Fraces Court

1249 5th Ave N

315 E 12th Ave

426 11th Ave

206 12th Ave E

726 E 10th Ave

1061 E Mercer St

1411-1413 taylor

105 Ward St

1111-1117 E Harrison St

711 Federal Ave E

Americana Apartments

Anhalt

Millennium Tower Residential

1710 12th Ave

Aloha Apartments

311 12th Ave E

730 10th Ave E

615 Boren Ave

1124 Lakeview Blvd E

533 11th Ave E

Cynthia Anne

Vi Hilbert Hall

Emerald View

431 12th Ave E

1707 13th Ave

Uptown Condos

Glen Eden Apartments

3rd & Cherry - Civic Square

Hillside House Apartments

205 13th Ave E

Federal East Apartments

19 Ward St

1629 13th Ave

745 Federal Ave E

The Banbury Arms

512 Galer St

Trace North

VICTORIA HOUSE CONDOMINIUM

235 13th Ave E

Lakeview

East Pike Lofts

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