
Apartments near Shoppes at Old N.E. in St. Petersburg, FL (564 Rentals)


834 Jackson St N

1040 9th Ave N

247 6th Ave N

611 2nd St N

720 7th Ave N

736 7th Ave N

219 6th Ave N

624 1st St N

1113 9th Ave N

835 7th Ave N

750 7th Ave N

742 7th Ave N

320 6th Ave N

Uptown Flats

276 7th Ave NE

The Courtyard Vinoy

The Siena Downtown Condominium

236 6th Ave N

548 3rd St N

326 6th Ave N

Siena Downtown

1147 16th St N

547 Grove St N

1130 9th Ave N

550 2nd St N

526 5th St N

Heritage

The FRH Apartments

510 5th St N

Venetian Mobile Home Court

624 Highland St N

810 11th St N

500 3rd St N

327 5th Ave N

816 11th St N

626 Highland St N

Ruby Apartments- Sabal

216 6th Ave NE

522 6th St N

724 Jackson St N

Preserve at Old Northeast

616 Highland St N

335 5th Ave N

527 8th St N

426 Palm Ave N

Bay Villa Condos

832 13th St N

1014 7th Ave

155 5th Ave NE

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