
Apartments near Central Plaza Shopping Center in St. Petersburg, FL (343 Rentals)


818 2nd Ave N

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1616 12th St N

1215 17th Ave N

Innovare

861 5th Ter S

1201 17th Ave N

1520 22nd Ave N

616 Highland St N

1232 10 St N

624 Highland St N

Greenwood Townhomes

626 Highland St N

1238 10th St N

1215 10th St N

1320 18th Ave S

835 7th Ave N

5 Apartment Complex

1250 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr St N

2000 12th St N

1134 Highland St N

932 Newton Ave S

1335 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr St N

1135 Highland St N

1321 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr St N

1110 21st Ave N

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884 14th Ave N

1429 22nd Ave S

917 15th Ave S

2006 Jackson St N

1253 22nd Ave S

1615-1617 28th Ave N

1245 22nd Ave S

875 Paris Ave S

950 18th Ave S

935 21st Ave N

2014 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr St N

2018 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr St N

Crescent Lake Apartments

Palm Lake Urban Sanctuary(PLUS)

2001 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr St N

2816 14th St N

3113 16th St N

836 24th Ave N

2846 10th St N

Alberta Apartments

2827 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr St N

917 30th Ave N

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