
Apartments near University of Miami - UHealth - Miller Medical Campus in Coral Gables, FL (3,280 Rentals)


2923 NW 22nd Ave

2001 NW Flagler Ter

2411 NW 23rd Ct

1910 NW Flagler Ter

1142 SW 4th St

150 SW 17th Ave

312 SW 15th Ave

1124 SW 4th St

990 SW 4th St

954 SW 4th St

823 SW 4th St

Evolve Wynwood

3429 NW 5th Ave

345 NW 34th St

405 SW 11th Ave

403 SW 12th Ave

Okan Tower- Condos

1975 NW 24th Ct

567 SW 3rd St

440 NW 35th St

420 NW 35th St

168 NW 32nd St

553 SW 3rd St

611 SW 3rd St

984 SW 4th St

1000 NW 38th St

1421 SW 4th St

402 SW 13th Ave

1443 SW 4th St

1250 SW 4th St

1238 SW 4th St

1961 NW 24th Ct

1228 SW 4th St

1629 SW 3rd St

1524 SW 3rd St

2351 NW 9th St

1544 SW 3rd St

3039-3045 NW 21st Ct

2024 NW 1st St

Santa Marta Apartments

1936 NW Flagler Ter

761-763 NW 23rd Ct

1550 SW 3rd St

1465 SW 4th St

1242 SW 4th St

412 SW 10th Ave

525 NW 35th St

537 SW 3rd St

244 NW 34th St

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There are currently 867 Studio Apartments in Coral Gables with rent ranges from $1,100 to $3,754 with an average price of $2,203.
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