
Apartments near Pima Community College - Downtown Campus in Tucson, AZ (885 Rentals)


La Plata

210 E 2nd St

221 E Elm St

820 N 6th Ave

110-116 E University Blvd

205 E University Blvd

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Sugar Hill on Stone

427 E Helen St

700 N 7th Ave

243 E University Blvd

711 N 6th Ave

710 N 6th Ave

3rd Ave Apartments

305 E University

501-509 E Drachman St

238 W Ventura St

438-444 E 1st St

1755 N 4th Ave

605-617 N 7th Ave

1611 N 3rd Ave

302-304 W Ventura St

255/225 W. Flores

225-255 W Flores St

526-530 E Mabel St

1325-1333 N 2nd Ave

El Sahuaro Apartments

534-540 N Ash Ave

1843-1853 N 4th Ave

232 W Flores St

435 E University Blvd

244 W Flores St

1330-1336 N 2nd Ave

217-231 W Rillito St

135-145 W Rillito St

201 W Rillito

527-535 E Elm St

610-616 E Drachman

1317-1323 N 1st Ave

628 E Drachman

1327-1335 N 1st Ave

632 E Speedway Blvd

1223 N 1st Ave

1203 N 1st Ave

8 Units

Casa Rey Apartments

110 W Rillito St

2201 N 9th Ave

7 Apartments & Industrial Bldg

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