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


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167 NE 23rd St

220-222 NE 20th St

3312 NW 2nd Ave

1011 SW 5th St

Caracol Apartments

Caracol Apartments

Cardinal Plaza

Downtown 6th

133 NE 24th St

Casa Bella Residences

469 SW 3rd St

1428 SW 4th St

428-436 SW 13th Ave

977 SW 5th St

431 SW 9th Ave

1545-1549 SW 4th St

131 SW 18th Ave

1567 SW 4th St

1563 SW 4th St

700 SW 4th St

855 SW 5th St

Iberia Apartments

Citrus Grove Apartments

2170 NW 2nd St

2040 NW Flagler Ter

2026 NW Flagler Ter

1460 SW 4th St

1450 SW 4th St

1440 SW 4th St

1335 SW 5th St

1325 SW 5th St

1317 SW 5th St

1836 SW 1st St

141 SW 18th Ave

1644 SW 3rd St

2490 NW 14th St

25 SW 19th Ave

126 SW 18th Ave

427 SW 8th Ave

734 SW 4th St

445 SW 3rd St

437 SW 3rd St

345 NW 35th St

1466 SW 4th St

1529 SW 4th St

2444 NW 11th St

891 SW 5th St

451 SW 3rd 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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