
Apartments near Tampa Bay Community Centers in Tampa, FL (327 Rentals)


Habana Apartments

304 S New Jersey Ave

2108-2113 N B St

103 S Moody Ave

2801 W Azeele St

405 S Gomez Ave

3216 W Azeele St

Audubon at SoHo

Palma Ceia Gardens

103 S Westland Ave

2706 W Azeele St

Royal Oaks

117 S Westland Ave

1718 W Cass St

215 S Howard Ave

Hillsborough VOA Living Center II

1711-1713 W Cass St

Courtyard Gardens

Casa De Leon Apartments

602 S Matanzas Ave

211 S Albany Ave

1722 W Chestnut St

3625 W Azeele St

506 N Tampania Ave

St Louis / St Conrad

NoHo Flats Phase II

204 S Melville Ave

2608 W Columbus Dr

Parkland Condominiums

608 S Lincoln Ave

608 S Lincoln

406 S Westland Ave

602 Tampania Ave

3221 W Swann Ave

3810 W Cleveland St

2608 W Swann Ave

3809-3811 W Platt St

Kingston Court Apartments

505 S Westland Ave

Westland Townhomes

307 S Fremont Ave

Palm Grove Apartments

1703 W Cherry St

306 S Fremont Ave

3103 N Armenia Ave

310 S Fremont Ave

2910 W Ivy St

3202 N Armenia Ave

2901 N Albany Ave

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There are currently 578 Studio Apartments in Tampa with rent ranges from $735 to $4,409 with an average price of $1,781.
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