
Apartments near University Mall in Tampa, FL (416 Rentals)


13113 Leisurewood Pl

Spanish Villas I

11718 N 14th St

11720 N 14th St

Avesta Lexington Court

1307 E 127th Ave

Strickland Manor

13130 N 20th St

2206 E 132nd Ave

1211 E 122nd Ave

2204 E 132nd Ave

11733 N 12th St

1201 E 124th Ave

2210 E 132nd Ave

13204 N 23rd St

11727 N 12th St

Tampa Pines

2225 E 133rd Ave

12425 Friendly Village Ct

Youngstown Apartments

1100 E 127th Ave

1422 E 108th Ave

917-919 E 123rd Ave

916 E 122nd Ave

1914 E 136th Ave

13610-13612 N 21st St

1921 E 137th Ave

1909 E 137th Ave

13618 N 22nd St

1406-1408 E Seneca Ave

J E Drevas Duplexes

1413 E Seneca Ave

1409 E Seneca Ave

1410 E Chilkoot Ave

1404 E Chilkoot Ave

13702 N 21st St

1402 E Chilkoot Ave

Center Place Apartments

Beechwood Apartments

13507 Cecelia Ave

1830 E 138th Ave

1915 E 139th Ave

1820 E 138th Ave

1808 E 138th Ave

1818 138th Ave

1838 E 138th Ave

Uptown Sky

1806 E 138th Ave

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