
Apartments near All-Star Plaza in St. Petersburg, FL (250 Rentals)


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Park House Apartments

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5308 61st Ter N

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7070 49th Ave N

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3940 46th Ave N

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3555 41st St N

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3811 39th Ave N

4201 49th Street N, Unit 305

1 Bed/1 Bath - 5, Unit 5

1 Bed/1 Bath - 3, Unit 3

4911 43rd Ave N, Unit A

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2901 70th St N, Unit SI ID1546478P

4201 49th Street N, Unit 509

4901 37th St N, Unit 4955-1

6953 41st Terrace N

7518 35th Ave N

5130 76th St N

4055 46th Ave N

6250 38th Ave N

3930 30th Ave N

7573 40th Terrace N

7181 49th Ave N

5560 61st St N

2444 37th St N

7320 38th Ave N

5306 46th Ave N

4341 63rd Way N

2 Bed/1 Bath - B

6164 35th Ave N

7257 56th Ave N

5290 48th Ave N

4455 38th Terrace N, Unit B15

4 Bed/2 Bath

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5100 28th Ave N

5560 61st St N

5233 52nd Way N

6215 58th Ave N

6041 43rd Ave N

5880 38th Ave N

3775 59th St N

6709 49th Ave N

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