
Apartments near River Center in Tucson, AZ (157 Rentals)


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Summerlin Villas

Hilands

The Edison Apartments

The Place at Riverwalk

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Fountain Plaza

The Lakes

Riverstone

Camino De La Sierra

2603 N Orchard Ave, Unit A

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2817 N Desert Ave

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2332 N Catalina Ave, Unit Catalina

Furnished Studio-Tucson - Grant Road

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6240 E River Rd, Unit SI ID1357350P

2144 N Madelyn Ave

4198 E Deer Dancer Way

7255 E Snyder Rd, Unit 6203

5704 E Río Verde Vista Dr

5665 E Camino del Celador

3160 N Brittlebush Ln

3074 Palomino Park Loop

3387 N Wood Violet Ct

4814 N Territory Loop

5968 Sun County Blvd

4989 N Territory Ave

5110 N Placita Del Lazo

4258 E Wading Pond Dr

4239 E Columbus Park Pl

5300 N Montezuma Trail

4030 E Camino de la Bajada

5096 N Vía Velazquez

2784 N Columbus Blvd

4242 E Monte Vista Dr

2801 N Columbus Blvd

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