
Apartments near Northmall Centre in Tucson, AZ (349 Rentals)


Desert Sun Mobile Home Park

Navajo Apartment

Columbia Mobile Home Park

Shady Lane

238 W Navajo Rd

3332 N Los Altos Ave

3469 N Fremont Ave

127 E Navajo Rd

1 E Navajo Rd

132-140 W Navajo Rd

Greenlee Condominiums

815 E Freeman Pl

Mhp - 17 Spaces & 1 Sfr

3300-3302 N Los Altos Ave

4433 N Old Romero Rd

730-732 E Freeman Pl

Amphi

519-525 E Navajo Rd

3251-3257 N Stone

3250 N Stone Ave

2 E Navajo Rd

422 E Navajo Rd

913 E Freeman Pl

132-140 E Navajo Rd

ACW Apartments

1134 E Haven Ln

219 W Navajo Rd

3245-3261 N Geronimo Ave

808-820 E Halcyon Rd

919-925 E Halcyon Rd

Flowing Wells Mobile Home Garden

1675-1677 E Prince Rd

1225-1231 E Haven Ln

808-810 818 E Halcyon Rd

Hidden Cove

1009-1013 E Halcyon Rd

1645 E Prince Rd

Five Star Mobile Home Park

Cielo Vista

3250-3258 N Tyndall Ave

1107 E Halcyon Rd

Ranchos Los Amigos

1233 E Halcyon Rd

1102-1104 E Halcyon Rd

1251-1259 E Halcyon Rd

Mountain Avenue Apartments

3940 N Romero Rd

3357 N Mountain Ave

1271-1277 E Halcyon Rd

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