
Apartments near Webb's Plaza in St. Petersburg, FL (653 Rentals)


1245 22nd Ave S

451 15th Ave N

301 11th Ave NE

1600 22nd St S

436 10th Ave NE

2365 5th Ave N

415 10th Ave NE

1429 22nd Ave S

300 12th Ave NE

1616 12th St N

1527A 5th St N

426 11th Ave NE

El Marisol

1206 Oak St

22nd Street Suites

2234 5th St S

1215 17th Ave N

1201 17th Ave N

421 11th Ave NE

245 13th Ave NE

1625 16th St N

Six Point Row Townhomes

2350 Grove St S

310 13th Ave NE

414 23rd Ave S

Old Northeast Manor

1717 5th St N

Woodlawn Oaks

415-435 17th Ave N

505 11th Ave NE

1317 Oak St NE

2700 Central Ave

2318 4th St S

435 12th Ave NE

516 12th Ave NE

1200 Cherry St NE

Canvas WAD

505 12th Ave NE

258 15th Ave N

St. Pete Gardens - Sabal

1701 16th St N

560 12th Ave NE

1101-1111 Beach Dr NE

258 15th Ave NE

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Crescent Lake Apartments

1120 Beach Dr NE

525 12th Ave NE

535 12th Ave NE

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