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


524 Bay St NE

5th Avenue Lofts Building

442 5th Ave N

Mar-jon

Greenhouse Inn

555 10th St N

326 5th Ave N

1057 7th Ave N

715 5th Ave N

741 5th Ave N

425 3rd St N

808 13th St N

1032 54th Ave N

416 2nd St N

1027 17th St N

Casa Las Brisas

830 14th St N

Southland Apartments - 2

Southland Apartments

Presbyterian Towers

Regent Lane

211 4th Ave N

159 4th Ave N

O N E

729 14th St N

736 13th St N

1510 9th Ave N

755 4th Ave N

500 Bayview Dr NE

779 4th Ave N

Jordan Apartments

1065 Eden Isle Blvd NE

Gordon Arms Apartments

730 4th Ave N

5619 Manchester St N

The Julia

1619 9th Ave N

Jordan Apartments

116 4th Ave NE

364 8th St N

Franklin Street

804 4th Ave N

Bliss

The Nolen Condominiums

Spanish Palms

1405 7th Ave N

341 1st St NE

1400 7th Ave N

808 16th St N

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