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


University Casitas

438-444 E 1st St

2531 E Lee St

1203 N 1st Ave

1265-1267 E Lee St

3184-3186 E Bellevue St

1130 S 4th Ave

West Point II Apartments

3316-3342 E 1st St

485 S Stone Ave

321 S Stone Ave

555 S Stone Ave

1750-1754 E Lester St

2601 E Lee St

305 E University

1802-1804 E Lester St

1719 N Campbell Ave

Lee St. Apartments

Arizona Manor

El Vaquero Court

1822 E Lester St

1716-1722 E Lester St

2976 E 30th St

1223 N 1st Ave

2521 E Elm St

3rd Ave Apartments

970-976 N Jones Blvd

1817 E Lester

1010 N Jones Blvd

243 E University Blvd

1014-1016 E Lee St

3102-3110 E Fairmount St

East Elm Place

3414 E 2nd St

716-730 N Palo Verde

1030 E Lee St

150-162 E 21st St

1522-1524 N Park Ave

Villa Adobes Apartments

710 N 6th Ave

29 W Kennedy St

903-909 E Adams St

1032-1038 N Jones Blvd

3515 E 4th St

54-64 W Simpson St

3101 E Fairmount St

63 W Simpson

2528-2542 E Lester St

718 S 7th Ave

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