
Apartments near Waters & Habana Center in Tampa, FL (206 Rentals)


6921 N Himes Ave

911 W Waters Ave

3124 W Sligh Ave

Whisper Lake

Channel View Condominiums

3814 N Lake Dr

7513 N Cortez St

8418 N Grady Ave

North Rome Trailer Park

Lake Melena Way Apartments

Cortez of Carrollwood

6813 N Marie Ave

Lowry Apartments

800 W Lowry Ln

Hillsborough County Voa Living Center III

8401-8421 N Lois Ave

Lois Apartments

Bldg 4

Bldg 5

Bldg 1

Bldg 2

Bldg 3

8406 N Tampa St

8724 N Tampa St

8431 Camden St

4 units

8002 N Florida Ave

6408 N Church Ave

3607 W Idlewild Ave

2315 W Rio Vista Ave

18 Townhomes

2120 W Comanche Ave

MR Rogers Appliances

3101 W Hillsborough Ave

106 E Flora St

Tampa Racquet Club Condominiums

Barracks Cottages

517 W Idlewild Ave

10049 N Florida Ave

501 W Idlewild Ave

10069 N Florida Ave

Ola Place

Hunter Oaks Apartments

Beach Club

French Quarter

Himes Townhomes

J. L. Young Garden Apartments

J.L. Young Annex

Florida Gulf Coast Apartments

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