
Apartments near Prince Fairview Plaza in Tucson, AZ (646 Rentals)


201 W Limberlost Dr

132-140 E Navajo Rd

4006 N Stone Ave

46 E Delano St

261 W Laguna St

2831-2833 N Castro Ave

(carousel Ranch)

264 E Pastime Rd

El Frontier

3037 N Estrella Ave

120-132 E Delano St

Sunny Palms Casitas

4302 N Linda Lee Dr

211 E Delano St

2817 N Castro

2934 Stone Ave

326 E Prince Rd

Delano Court

255-299 E Pastime Rd

223-225 W Glenn St

Amphi Village

231-247 E Delano St

320 E Mohave

Estrella Flats

3038 N Estrella Ave

Stone Apartments

344 E Yavapai Rd

325-339 E Mohave Rd

2637 N Oracle Rd

45 E Limberlost Dr

4025-4035 N 6th Ave

Camino Villas Apartment

3453-3469 N Geronimo Ave

Swan Lake Estates

115 E Laguna St

402-404 E Yavapai Rd

Desert Sun Mobile Home Park

3550 N Geronimo

31-39 W Wetmore Rd

225-231 E Calle Arizona

3245-3261 N Geronimo Ave

208 W Kelso St

20-30 E Mills Dr

615 W Jacinto St

204 W Kelso St

10 E Mills Dr

Mhp - 17 Spaces & 1 Sfr

419-421 E Yavapai Rd

272 E Calle Arizona

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