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


5514 Hays St

6811-6837 Penn Ave

6711 Thomas Blvd

5524 Hays St

Point Breeze Manor

120 N Linden Ave

4301 Ludwick St

57 Barry

Penn 23

2210-2216 Larkins Way

2500 Smallman St

2200 Sarah St

11 Kosciusko Way

2112 E Carson St

2133 Sarah St

Navarre

6745 Thomas Blvd

301 Miltenberger St

630 N Euclid Ave

McPherson 6705

169 41st St

6714 McPherson Blvd

6728 McPherson

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Otto Milk Condominiums

21 Kosciusko Way

313-319 Roberts St

6861 Penn Ave

4406 Cessna Way

St. Casimir Condos

719 N Negley Ave

540 N Sheridan Ave

6723 McPherson Blvd

1931 Sidney St

Miller Street Apartments

2015 E Carson St

5434 Baywood St

103 N Dallas Ave

715 N Euclid Ave

The Yards at 3 Crossings - Phase II

142 41st St

Smallman Place

Thomas Towers

5550 Baywood St

718 N Negley Ave

720 N Negley Ave

6735 MCPHERSON

2008 E Carson St

4407 Butler St

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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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