
Apartments near Saint Petersburg College - SPC Downtown in St. Petersburg, FL (630 Rentals)


1936 Burlington Ave N

1946 3rd Ave N

1717 Grove St S

820 23rd Ave N

1960 4th Ave N

2001 1st Ave N

2020 Burlington Ave N

1625 16th St N

2000 12th St N

1110 21st Ave N

2027 N 1st Ave

Woodlawn Oaks

836 24th Ave N

1701 16th St N

Glenwood Park Apartments

240 20th Ave

222 Snell Isle Blvd NE

950 18th Ave S

2150 5th Ave N

235 Mateo Way NE

237 Mateo Way NE

525 Monterey Blvd NE

2101 Beach Dr SE

7th St Apa

600 22nd St N

1520 22nd Ave N

2168 9th Ave N

2800 1st St N

The Bilalian

Greenwood Townhomes

680 22nd Ave S

2234 5th St S

414 23rd Ave S

1320 18th Ave S

Bayview Villas

St Petersburg Triplex

2318 4th St S

254 24th St N

2365 5th Ave N

2420 Burlington Ave N

2409 4th Ave N

2827 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr St N

1101 Upton Ct S

932 22nd St S

St Pete Gardens Apartments

Lakeview Apartments

1699 23rd Ave N

2426 1st Ave S

794 30th Ave N

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