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Modern outdoor lounge area at Atlas Waterside Fort Worth features striped cushioned chairs, stainless steel grills, and a pergola beside a swimming pool lined with blue lounge chairs, all surrounded by contemporary apartment buildings.
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Atlas Waterside

3.7
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$1,309–$3,047/mo
A row of two-story brick and gray-paneled Monarch Pass Apartments Fort Worth buildings stands with trimmed bushes and green grass under a blue sky with scattered clouds.
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Monarch Pass Apartments

3.2
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$846–$1,406/mo
A modern four-story apartment building, The Phoenix Fort Worth features a brick and white exterior, balconies, and large windows. Enjoy covered parking and lush greenery along the fenced property line.
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The Phoenix

5.0
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$1,251–$1,890/mo
Modern Cityscape Apartment complex in Fort Worth with three-story buildings, large windows, and balconies glowing at dusk. The spacious courtyard features concrete pavement and minimal landscaping for a contemporary urban feel.
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Cityscape Apartment Fort Worth

5.0
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$1,490–$2,105/mo
Modern apartment complex with three-story buildings surrounds a swimming pool at Hangar 19 Fort Worth. Yellow lounge chairs are partially submerged in the pool, with green lawns and a blue sky dotted with scattered clouds.
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Hangar 19

3.4
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$1,650–$2,647/mo
Modern apartment complex courtyard at The Marq on West 7th Fort Worth features a large outdoor swimming pool, lounge chairs, and poolside umbrellas. Surrounding buildings have balconies and large windows, all set beneath clear blue skies.
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The Marq on West 7th

5.0
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$1,303–$2,095/mo
A sidewalk with a metal handrail leads to the brick Olympus 7th Street Station Fort Worth building, passing by a wooden bench and green trees on a grassy lawn. The area is well-lit by exterior wall lights.
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Olympus 7th Street Station

5.0
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$1,277–$2,351/mo
A community vegetable garden with raised beds sits in the foreground, while Marquis at Bellaire Ranch Fort Worth, a multi-story apartment building with balconies and stone siding, stands in the background under a clear blue sky.
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Marquis at Bellaire Ranch

5.0
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$1,601–$2,304/mo
Modern apartment buildings with balconies line both sides of a clean, landscaped street at sunset near The Cooper Fort Worth. Two glass and metal skywalks connect the buildings above, with warm lights illuminating the scene.

The Cooper

1.8
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Modern two-story Casa Rana Fort Worth house with light siding, black trim, and wood accents. Features a covered entryway, small balcony above, black-framed windows, and a neatly manicured front lawn with a concrete walkway.
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Casa Rana

5.0
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$2,700/mo
A building with a sign and a lawn, McCart Apartments Fort Worth offers comfortable living in a welcoming setting.
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Mccart Apartments

2.6
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$1,079–$1,099/mo
A large, historic, yellow-brick building with tall columns and many windows, reminiscent of the Homes of Parker Commons Fort Worth. Trees line the sidewalk and steps lead up to the entrance under a mostly clear sky with a few clouds.
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Homes of Parker Commons

2.4
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$1,594/mo