
Apartments near Speedway Plaza in Tucson, AZ (1,316 Rentals)


Las Casitas Apartments

3701 E 3rd St

Lee Lodge

2611-2625 E Grant Rd

2627 E Grant Rd

2301 N Northway Ave

Terrace Apartments

1719 N Campbell Ave

2413 N Loretta Dr

Covered Wagon

1822 E Lester St

1817 E Lester

2828-2832 E Loretta Dr

2315 N Palo Verde

1802-1804 E Lester St

3721 E 4th St

1617-1619 N Winstel Blvd

2450-2466 N Treat Ave

2818-2832 E Loretta Dr

2443-2467 N Treat Ave

1750-1754 E Lester St

3830 E 2nd St

3233 E Grant Rd

Tropicana Apartments

3737 E 4th St

3815-3819 E 3rd st

626 N Dodge Blvd

1610-1610 1/2 E. First St

3820-3824 E Fairmount St

3734-3740 E Pima St

3808 E 3rd St

2823-2825 E Loretta Dr

2702-04 06 E Water St

1651 N Winstel Blvd

1628-1634 E Drachman

Desert Courtyards

1614-1616 E Drachman St

Adobe Manor

3815-3821 E Lee St

1620-1622 E Drachman St

1716-1722 E Lester St

320-340 N Campbell Ave

947 N Alvernon Way

151 S Eastbourne Ave

2631-2637 E Water St

1650-1654 N Winstel Blvd

Palm Apartments

3314-3332 E Water St

2620-2626 E Alturas St

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