
Apartments near Frankstown Retail Center in Pittsburgh, PA (142 Rentals)


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Douglas Plaza

11670 Frankstown Rd

11515-11523 Frankstown Rd

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William Penn Heights

Greenview Apartments

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1013 Ross Ave, Unit 1

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1400 Hill Ave, Unit 2

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1409 Summit St, Unit #204

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9009 Marilynn Rd

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426 Hochberg Rd

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107 Weedon Dr

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237 Collins Dr

327 Elias Dr, Unit 3148-1C

2136 Laketon Rd

610 Churchill Ave

1769 McNary Blvd

146 Evaline St

172 Rose Ave

9616 Glendale Rd

947 Universal Rd

322 Beulah Rd

155 Pennoak Dr

125 Wilson Dr

213 Milliken Ave

9611 Emerson St

12114 Garland Dr

2317 Marbury Rd

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