
Apartments near Plaza Courtyard in St. Petersburg, FL (658 Rentals)


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211 3rd St N

Southland Apartments

Presbyterian Towers

Regent Lane

Southland Apartments - 2

159 4th Ave N

211 4th Ave N

416 2nd St N

155 5th Ave NE

Bay Villa Condos

524 Bay St NE

5th Avenue Lofts Building

Mar-jon

Preserve at Old Northeast

Greenhouse Inn

Art House

216 6th Ave NE

425 3rd St N

Coronet 300 Residential Condos

The McNulty Lofts

550 2nd St N

The Siena Downtown Condominium

624 1st St N

Heritage

611 2nd St N

326 5th Ave N

500 3rd St N

236 6th Ave N

Siena Downtown

219 6th Ave N

De Voes Subdivision

Cara Florida Properties

108 7th Ave N

The Courtyard Vinoy

335 5th Ave N

247 6th Ave N

327 5th Ave N

442 3rd Ave N

The Pixel Apartments

105-115 7th Ave

255 6th Ave N

276 7th Ave NE

263 6th Ave N

548 3rd St N

Georgian

Connecticut

623 3rd St N

320 6th Ave N

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