Apartments near RETAIL & PROFESSIONAL CENTER in Tampa, FL (273 Rentals)

10315 Carrollwood Ln

11239 Cedar Hollow Ln

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7301 N Dartmouth Ave

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1221 E Mohawk Ave

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2327 W Knollwood Pl

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1708 E Nome St

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8210 N 13th St

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10106 N 10th St

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920 E Annie St

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8301 N Alaska St

The Canopy Townhomes

Woodridge At Carrollwood

Grand at Olde Carrollwood

Essential Balance Holistic Wellness Center

1206 W Waters Ave

911 W Waters Ave

1909-1927 W Busch Blvd

800 W Lowry Ln

8406 N Tampa St

8724 N Tampa St

Lowry Apartments

8002 N Florida Ave

8508 N Habana Ave

2903 W Waters Ave

9420 Citrus Glen Pl

2813 Lorraine St

Brookshire Townhomes

North Rome Trailer Park

Hollywood Apartments

106 E Flora St

750 E Waters Ave

6817 N Habana Ave

7810 N Van Dyke Plz

10049 N Florida Ave

8401 N 10th St

10069 N Florida Ave

8204 N 11th St

9411 N Nebraska Ave

8302 N 12th St

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There are currently 574 Studio Apartments in Tampa with rent ranges from $735 to $4,966 with an average price of $1,802.
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