
Apartments near Florida Avenue East in Tampa, FL (332 Rentals)


1806 E 138th Ave

1914 E 136th Ave

1808 E 138th Ave

1818 138th Ave

1429 E 143rd Ave

1202 E 99th Ave

2122 E 131st Ave

10020 N 15th St

1515 E 140th Ave

1805 E 139th Ave

1514 E 140th Ave

1820 E 138th Ave

1809 E 139th Ave

Hub2 Tampa

1101 E Lotus Ave

1830 E 138th Ave

1921 E 137th Ave

Village of Tampa

Unisen Senior Living

1205 E 99th Ave

1506 E 142nd Ave

1823 E 139th Ave

1838 E 138th Ave

1517 E 142nd Ave

1508 E 142nd Ave

Villa Palm Apartments

2120 E 131st Ave

1505-1507,1801 East 142nd Avenue Ave

1419 E Linebaugh Ave

13610-13612 N 21st St

13105 Leisurewood Pl

1817 E 142nd Ave

2204 E 132nd Ave

13107 Leisurewood Pl

13111 Leisurewood Pl

2206 E 132nd Ave

2224 E 131st Ave

1503 E Linebaugh Ave

13109 Leisurewood Pl

Uptown 68

13113 Leisurewood Pl

2226 E 131st Ave

1716 E 143rd Ave

North Glen Arms

1915 E 139th Ave

Spanish Villas II

1820 E 142nd Ave

14200 N 19th St

2210 E 132nd Ave

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