
Apartments near Arizona State University - The Sidney Poitier New American Film School in Tempe, AZ (467 Rentals)


Oleander Lofts

427 W 5th St

Farmer Avenue Lofts

The Dillon

1208 S Roosevelt St

1409 S Rural Rd

Tempe Park Place

Rambler Tempe

The Millstone Townhomes

609-11 13 15 W 13th St

Scene 1 Condos

611-613 615 W 13th St

First & Farmer

Tempe Villas

The Marshall at Tempe

El Adobe Condominiums

The Muse

802 W 9th St

Edgewater at Hayden Ferry Lakeside

417 S Mitchell Dr

Por Broadway Terrace

1402 S Jentilly Ln

515 W 2nd St

504 W 2nd St

430 W 1st St

Jentilly

824 W 9th St

Bonarden Lane

103 W Broadway Rd

Campus View

2025-2033 S Forest Ave

1431 S Jentilly Ln

111 W Broadway Rd

115 W Broadway Rd

1320-1340 S Terrace Rd

Commons On Lemon

37 E El Parque Dr

The Grayson2

1421 S Rita Ln

Sunset Villa

Mariana Park

902 S Mariana St

Mariana 4 Plex

Williams Heritage

Plaza East

2016 S Granada Dr

Sonoran Ridge Apartments

1001 S Mariana

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There are currently 308 Studio Apartments in Tempe with rent ranges from $649 to $13,119 with an average price of $1,455.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Tempe ranges from $835 to $5,946 with an average monthly rent of $1,548.
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