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


727 Dartmoor St N

547 Grove St N

700 5th St N

Kenilworth

255 8th Ave N

527 8th St N

432 N 8th Ave

434 8th Ave N

333 8th Ave N

256 9th Ave NE

144 9th Ave N

427 8th Ave N

720 7th Ave N

627 7th Ave N

1320 18th Ave S

649 7th Ave N

633 7th Ave N

730 7th Ave N

736 7th Ave N

900 Bay St NE

742 7th Ave N

810 Dartmoor St N

900 1st St N

711 7th Ave N

750 7th Ave N

700 Grove St N

901 3rd St N

Uptown Flats

829 5th St N

916 1st St N

Downtown St Pete (N side) Duplex w/ 2-car gar

719 Grove St N

1245 22nd Ave S

1253 22nd Ave S

727 7th Ave N

241 13th St N

1308 Burlington Ave N

636 29th Ave S

819 6th St N

714 Grove St N

616 Highland St N

735 Grove St N

624 Highland St N

626 Highland St N

436 10th Ave NE

719 8th St N

824 6th St N

471 9th Ave N

801 Grove St N

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