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The '68 apartments start at $1,022/month. There are 14 available apartments priced from $1,022 to $2,163. Prices were last verified by The '68 1 hour ago.

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(989) 267-0258
Closed, opens Thurs at 9:00 AM CST
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Location

The '68 is located in the Downtown San Antonio neighborhood at
623 Hemisfair Boulevard, San Antonio, TX 78205
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Amenities

In unit laundry
Patio / balcony
Granite counters
Pet friendly
Garage
Stainless steel
Unit Amenities
extra storage
furnished
granite counters
patio / balcony
walk in closets
w/d hookup
air conditioning
in unit laundry
bathtub
ceiling fan
stainless steel
Property Amenities
pet friendly
basketball court
parking
playground
bike storage
garage
internet access
pickleball
pool
24hr gym
dog grooming area
e-payments
online portal
yoga
Welcome to The '68, where luxury meets convenience in San Antonio, Texas. Our apartments in San Antonio, TX offer studio, one and two-bedroom floor plans ranging from 465 to 1,638 square feet, each featuring city views, granite countertops, and energy efficient appliances.

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Getting Around

Walk Score ®84Very WalkableTransit Score ®74Excellent Transit

Walk & Transit Scores

Walk Score: 84Very Walkable, with shops and services easily within reach.Transit Score: 74Convenient public transit options nearby available.

Public Transit Access

The Downtown San Antonio area benefits from access to public transit options, such as 57 nearby routes: 57 bus, 0 rail, 0 other

Nearby public transit stops include:

  • Redcoach Bus Stop (~0.33 mi)
  • Robert Thompson Transit Station (~0.47 mi)
  • San Antonio (~0.52 mi)
  • 1 (~0.53 mi)

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