
Apartments near Synergy Plaza in Tucson, AZ (842 Rentals)


3554-3556 E Flower St

1502 N Bryant Ave

2814 N Palo Verde Ave

Bermuda Vista Apartments

2513-2517 N Richey Blvd

1428 N Columbus Blvd

1310-1312 N Venice Ave

4325-4335 E Fairmount St

4140-4142 E Lee St

3532-3536 E Flower St

4450 E Fairmount St

Columbus MHP

4311-4313 E Fairmount St

1638-1644 N Sycamore Blvd

2931-2953 N Palo Verde Ave

Loma Vista Apartments

4305 E Fairmount St

4526-4528 N Fairmont St

2991-3001 N Palo Verde Ave

1601-1609 N Louis Ln

2009 N Rosemary Blvd

4520 E Fairmount

4534 E Fairmount St

1529 N Bryant Ave

1302-1308 N Venice Ave

3537-3555 E Water St

3005 N Palo Verde

Rainbow Village

4017-4019 E Lee St

4051-4057 E Lee St

1220 N Roberts Way

Blair House

3442 E Blacklidge

Rainbow Vista Condominiums

3441-3445 3449 E. Monte Vista

1600 1602, 1604 N. Beverly Ave

1221 N Roberts Way

3441-3459 E Glenn St

3420 E Monte Vista Dr

1724-1732 N Rosemary Dr

4350 E Fairmount St

Water Street Townhomes

Sycamore1633

2326-2336 N Richey Blvd

3526 E Water St

3519 E Water St

Tumbleweed Apartments

4240-4262 E Fairmount St

1221-1227 N Belvedere

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