
Apartments near Prince West Plaza in Tucson, AZ (622 Rentals)


121 W Alturas St

346-352 E Glenn St

225 E Jacinto St

4th Ave Property

575-581 E Calle Arizona

725-733 E Pastime Rd

Rillito River Park

414-420 E Glenn St

2101 W Wetmore

2519 N Estrella Ave

734-742 E Pastime Rd

2522-2534 N Estrella Ave

730-732 E Freeman Pl

521 W Rillito St

115 E. Alturas Street

4067 N 1st Ave

743-765 E Pastime Rd

815 E Freeman Pl

209 E Alturas St

2424 N Stone Ave

740 E Pastime Rd

2302-2308 N 10th Ave

104-112 E Alturas

2702-2708 N Geronimo Ave

Casa Rey Apartments

3701 N Tyndall Ave

775 E Buddy Ln

808-820 E Halcyon Rd

808-810 818 E Halcyon Rd

2511 N Fontana Ave

2714 N Hopi Pl

414-420 E Kelso St

2615 N Geronimo Ave

526 E Glenn St

3051 N Euclid Ave

913 E Freeman Pl

3045-3053 N Euclid Ave

2528 N. Fontana Avenue

201 W Rillito

Desert Winds

8 Units

217-231 W Rillito St

110 W Rillito St

244 W Flores St

251-256 E Water St

2201 N 9th Ave

2439 N Fontana

329-335 E Alturas St

135-145 W Rillito St

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