
Apartments near Drevas Plaza in Tampa, FL (346 Rentals)


1406 College Park Ct

12224 N Florida Ave

11720 N 15th St

11723 N 15th St

Tampa Pines

1506 E 127th Ave

1508 E 127th Ave

11719 N 15th St

Michigan Park

1507 E 128th Ave

1401-1409 College Park Ln

Dickson Mobile Home Park

11713-11715 N 15th St

11715 N 15th St

11740 N 17th St

13119 N Florida Ave

109 W 131st Ave

Uptown Sky

13507 Cecelia Ave

1302 E 137th Ave

Marigold Apartments

Bordeaux Apartments

1906 E 131st Ave

Tampa Sun Estates 2

911 E 108th Ave

Uptown Villas 22

Uptown Apartments

Tyrone Village Mobile Home Park

Tampa Sun Estates 3

Marty's Circle

13130 N 20th St

USF Gardens

1422 E 108th Ave

1101 E 140th Ave

1406-1408 E Seneca Ave

12771 Palmer Cir

12766 Palmer Cir

2122 E 131st Ave

910 E Holland Ave

1409 E Seneca Ave

1413 E Seneca Ave

1402 E Chilkoot Ave

Hub2 Tampa

1410 E Chilkoot Ave

1404 E Chilkoot Ave

Unisen Senior Living

1401 E 140th Ave

1403 E 140th Ave

1436 E 139th Ave

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