
Apartments near First Avenue-47S South Hills Village in Pittsburgh, PA (649 Rentals)


430 Brownsville Rd

917-925 Beech Ave

2531 Allequippa St

2500 Bedford Ave

2604-2606 Josephine St

2543-2547 Penn Ave

57 Barry

2535 Wylie Ave

1327 Arch St

Widows Home

23 S 27th St

39 S 27th St

499-503 Brownsville Rd

2709 Sarah St

95 S 27th St

620-626 Watt St

2120 Spring St

518 Brownsville Rd

170 Ormsby Ave

163 Ormsby Ave

The Yards at 3 Crossings - Phase II

Mosaic Apartments

958 W North Ave

217 Suncrest St

257 Ornsby St

2649 Penn Ave

Allegheny Dwellings

1527-1529 Federal St

1362 Goettman St

125 Margaret St

621 Brownsville Rd

2705-2717 Barnett Way

1305 Allegheny Ave

208 Alice St

1207-1209 W North Ave

Northside Coalition of Senior Housing

705 Brownsville Rd

718 Brownsville Rd

500 Hays Ave

Allegheny Dwellings

709-713 Brownsville Rd

1270 High St

125 Giffin Ave

1110-1112 Sheffield St

2815-2819 Webster Ave

1702-1704 Meadville St

209 Giffin Ave

509 Transverse Ave

1126 Sheffield St

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