
Apartments near Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA (1,491 Rentals)


The Fletch

6449 Centre Ave

2619 Tilbury Ave

5500 Margaretta St

1114 Greenfield Ave

New Granada Square Apartments

2617 Tilbury Ave

554 Bigelow St

3800 Butler St

2322 E Carson St

501 N Negley Ave

2530-2532 Jane St

104 S 24th St

The Strip Lofts

Lawrenceville Lofts

5539 Columbo St

520 N Negley Ave

5803 E Liberty Blvd

2205 Imperial St

5821 E. Liberty Blvd.

2649 Penn Ave

2405 Jane St

2114 Bedford Ave

1136 Greenfield Ave

5825 E Liberty Blvd

2326 Sarah St

95 S 27th St

6755 Penn Ave

2543-2547 Penn Ave

805 Hazelwood Ave

786 Hazelwood Ave

796-798 Hazelwood Ave

2205 Carey Way

2207 Carey Way

4122-4124 Butler St

Aura District & Lofts

Thomas

2318 Jane St

100 N Linden Ave

22nd

601 N Beatty St

Semiramis

6805 Penn Ave

2604-2606 Josephine St

6730 Thomas Blvd

620 N Negley Ave

The Commons at North Aiken

2600 Josephine St

2507-2509 Penn Ave

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There are currently 1,573 Studio Apartments in Pittsburgh with rent ranges from $308 to $5,386 with an average price of $1,636.
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Apartment Occupancy Rates: Renter Attraction vs Renter Retention
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There’s a tenet in marketing about client or customer attraction and retention. Studies and data have consistently shown it costs less to keep a current customer than to attract a new one.