
Apartments near University of South Florida, St. Petersburg Campus in St. Petersburg, FL (610 Rentals)


Art House

552 3rd Ave S

201 5th St S

The Edward

543 3rd Ave S

533 3rd Ave S

Castille Urbana

Coronet 300 Residential Condos

610 3rd Ave S

415 7th St S

820 8th Ave S

One St. Petersburg

1729 6th St S

340 7th St S

332 7th St S

638 3rd Ave S

Domus Urbana

341 7th St S

637 3rd Ave S

The Florencia

317 7th St S

5 Apartment Complex

240 20th Ave

Vela

309 7th St S

Downtown Apartments

728 3rd Ave S

Ovation

730 3rd Ave S

Ovation

861 5th Ter S

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Innovare

2101 Beach Dr SE

Tuxedo Townhomes

1717 Grove St S

211 3rd St N

875 Paris Ave S

917 15th Ave S

Glenwood Park Apartments

Parkshore Plaza Condos

932 Newton Ave S

Connecticut

Cara Florida Properties

694 Arlington Ave N

7th St Apa

442 3rd Ave N

De Voes Subdivision

2234 5th St S

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