
Apartments near Safeway-Thrifty Shopping Center in Tucson, AZ (795 Rentals)


905-909 E 7th St

Euclid Ave Apartments

924 E 6th St

2144-2148 E 2nd St

804 E 10th St

837-841 E 8th St

403-419 N Tyndall Ave

821 E 8th St

Sam Hughes 6 Plex

735 E 10th St

2250 E Warwick Vista

302-322 N Euclid Ave

1030 N Martin Ave

Casitas De Plata

2136 E 1st St

2118-2124 E 1st St

829 E 7th St

825-827 E 7th St

2226-2234 E 1st St

1610-1610 1/2 E. First St

Cochise

Sheraton Arms Apartments

1055-1075 N Olsen Ave

1435 E 2nd St

1801 E 1st St

826-828 E 6th St

Coronado

1339 E 1st St

1135 N Plumer Ave

101 N 2nd Ave

725 E 5th St

731-733 E 5th St

801-813 E 4th St

3131-3137 E Terra Alta Blvd

70-130 S Placita Colonia Solana

3121-3129 E Terra Alta Blvd

1200 N Wilson Ave

2305 E Helen St

712 E 4th St

1124-1142 N Tucson Blvd

218 S 3rd Ave

335-345 E 12th St

3110-3120 E 4th St

3143 E Terra Alta Dr

1216 N Wilson Ave

322-328 S 3rd Ave

744 E University Blvd

732 E University Blvd

331-337 S Railroad Ave

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