
Apartments near The University of Tampa in Tampa, FL (430 Rentals)


2917 W San Isidro St

1006 E 26th Ave

2512 W Tampa Bay Blvd

2916 N 16th St

1808 E. Columbus Drive

3005 Sanchez St

Ely's Beauty Salon

2010 E 15th Ave

2923 W San Jose St

3407 N Avenida Republica de Cuba

3110 W San Carlos St

Altura Bayshore

Aquatica on Bayshore

Ritz-Carlton Residences Tower II

3111 W San Juan St

3303 W Empedrado St

3314 Tampa Bay Blvd

3214 W Santiago St

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Oakhurst Square II

111 S Newport Ave

Beach Flats

315 S Delaware Ave

The Eusonian

Beach Flats

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Olivia Flats

Canopy West River Phase II

Hyde Park Flats

210-212 S Melville Ave

Boulevard at West River

Renaissance at West River

323 N Westland Ave

Walthugh

304 N Westland Ave

Casablanca

Ella at Encore

Fox Villas

The Reed at Encore

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Olympus Harbour Island

Palma Avenue

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500 Harbour Island

70 Davis Blvd

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