
Apartments near Randolph Plaza in Tucson, AZ (285 Rentals)


70-130 S Placita Colonia Solana

2924 E 30th St

El Camino Del Norte Apartments

5349 E Ferry Dr

Woodland Manor Apartments

151 S Eastbourne Ave

5417 E 30th St

Sundance Apartments

626 N Dodge Blvd

3622 E 4th St

3721 E 4th St

2923-2941 E 10th St

3737 E 4th St

Jefferson Apartments

Villa El Con Casitas

Alvernon Apartments

4744 E Baker St

2915-2921 E 10th St

5604 E 26th St

1715-1721 S Jefferson Ave

4812-4814 E Baker St

4702 E 4th St

1629 S Jefferson Ave

3553-3555 E 4th St

5601-5607 E 28th St

3601 E 4th St

5608 E 26th St

4710 E 4th St

3808 E 3rd St

1821-1827 S Jefferson Ave

5619-5625 E 26th St

5619-5633 E 28th St

2345 E 17th St

3515 E 4th St

4413-4415 E 3rd St

Tropicana Apartments

28th Street Apartments

4810 E 4th St

3815-3819 E 3rd st

5635-5641 E 28th St

4431 E 3rd St

716-730 N Palo Verde

902 N Belvedere Ave

3671 E 3rd St

3602 E 3rd St

3701 E 3rd St

Fourplex

940 N Alvernon Way

801-825 N Swan Rd

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