
Apartments near Capital View Plaza in Washington, DC (544 Rentals)


Jayde Parkside

Vesta Parkside

HR Crawford Apartments

Fort Chaplin Park

324 61st St NE

313 Anacostia Rd SE

Eastbrooke Apartments

Anacostia Gardens

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5340 C St SE

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225-229 43rd Rd NE

Hilltop Apartments

945 52nd St NE

Providence Place

Villages of East River

Victory Square Senior Apartments

Solstice - Residential Phase 1

4945 Sheriff Rd NE

Weinberg Commons

Bass Circle Apartments

St. Stephens

Residences at Hayes

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4520 Eads St NE, Unit 2

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4923 Brooks St NE, Unit 1

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1537 Kenilworth Ave NE

3217 Dubois Pl SE, Unit 1

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312 62nd St NE, Unit 62nd Street

300 49th St NE, Unit SI FL2-ID1539942P

574 49th Pl NE, Unit Upper

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300 49th St NE, Unit SI FL1-ID1539944P

5 60th St NE, Unit 1

1136 45th St NE, Unit 4

316 62nd St NE

3315 Dubois Pl SE

4253 Brooks St NE

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