
Apartments near Fort Totten-Green Line in Washington, DC (217 Rentals)


22 Kennedy

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The Modern at Art Place

Brookland Ridge Apartments

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One Hawaii

Chillum Manor Apartments

Northwood Gardens

Hawaiian Apartments

Michigan Park Commons

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Aventine Fort Totten

Fort Totten Square

1233-2710 13th St NE

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New Hampshire & First Apartments

Longfellow Arms

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439 Quincy St NW, Unit #1

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5403 Chillum Pl NE, Unit 5403

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6011 North Dakota Ave NW

318 Farragut St NW, Unit B

230 Varnum St NE, Unit 2

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4107 New Hampshire Ave NW, Unit B

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521 Kennedy St NW, Unit 1

5200-5220 N Capitol St NW

5400 1st St NW

5408 First Pl NW

232 Hamilton St NW

Brightwood Park Small Development Site

800 Taylor St NE

3930 10th St NE

917 Quincy St NE

Fort Totten

Riggs Plaza Apartments

Totten Mews

19 Gallatin St NE

5230-5232 N Capitol St NW
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