
Apartments near B V Shoppes in Tucson, AZ (796 Rentals)


1215 E 7th St

2531 E Lee St

1250 E Manlove St

1137 E 10th St

1625 N Camilla Blvd

3620 E Fairmount St

1145-1153 E 9th St

4129-4171 E Brown Way

127 N Santa Rita Ave

3619 E Fairmount St

1135-1143 E 9th St

Citation Gardens Co-Op

East Elm Place

1121 E 12th St

3537-3543 E Camden St

Devon Apartments

1135 E 7th St

2521 E Elm St

3701-3707 E Fairmount St

322 N Fremont Ave

1435 E 2nd St

Villa Adobes Apartments

2613-2623 E Elm St

2554-2564 E Lester St

1412-1418 N Dodge Blvd

3608 E Lee St

2528-2542 E Lester St

Kiva Apartments

1655-1657 N Palo Verde Blvd

1526 N Dodge Blvd

1602-1614 N Richey Blvd

1053 E 8th St

2524 E Lester St

3820-3824 E Fairmount St

1802-1820 N Forgeus Ave

El Capitan Apartments

3925-3929 E Bellevue St

1530-1538 N Dodge Blvd

El Monterey Apartments

1626 N Richey Blvd

Duggan Duplex

1339 E 1st St

2724-2738 E Linden St

2640-2706 E Linden St

3445-3451 E Pima St

Lee Lodge

3922-3928 E Mabel St

3453-55 57 59 E. Pima St

3937-3947 E Bellevue St

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