
Apartments near Safeway-Thrifty Shopping Center in Tucson, AZ (793 Rentals)


3453-55 57 59 E. Pima St

3608 E Lee St

3453-3459 E Pima St

Devon Apartments

219-227 E 33rd St

940 N Alvernon Way

1602-1614 N Richey Blvd

Kiva Apartments

3701-3707 E Fairmount St

1412-1418 N Dodge Blvd

El Monterey

115-119 E 33rd St

1626 N Richey Blvd

1526 N Dodge Blvd

2216 S 6th Ave

125 East 34th Street

1530-1538 N Dodge Blvd

50 W 32nd St

Maytorena's Studios

3347 E Seneca St

120 W Drachman St

Lee Lodge

34th St 6-Plex

3209-3211 E Edison St

3246 E Edison St

Covered Wagon

Terrace Apartments

Midway Manor Apartments

3820-3824 E Fairmount St

Las Casitas Apartments

1150-1180 N Alder Ave

3261 E Edison St

Desert Courtyards

26 W 34th St

3925-3929 E Bellevue St

1617-1619 N Winstel Blvd

3922-3928 E Mabel St

6-plex on 8th Ave

3815-3821 E Lee St

3734-3740 E Pima St

1417 N Alvernon Way

1651 N Winstel Blvd

Sugar Hill on Stone

238 W 33rd St

3831 E Lee St

1650-1654 N Winstel Blvd

2131 S Winstel Ave

3870 E Lee St

2139 S Winstel Ave

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