
Apartments near University of Miami - UHealth - Miller Medical Campus in Coral Gables, FL (3,299 Rentals)


44 NW 21st Ave

1849 NW 35th St

1701 SW 3rd St

1534 SW 4th St

1437 SW 5th St

1419 SW 5th St

1250 SW 5th St

1244 SW 5th St

Garden Villas

1833 NW 35th St

3121 NW 22nd Ave

207 SW 18th Ave

1401 SW 5th St

1234 SW 5th St

940 SW 5th St

519 SW 11th Ave

926 SW 5th St

747 SW 5th St

735 SW 5th St

3500 NW 3rd Ave

421-427 SW 3rd St

731 SW 5th St

721 SW 5th St

620 SW 4th St

290 NW 35th St

251 NW 34th Ter

261 NE 20th St

Villa Lisa

711 SW 5th St

701 SW 5th St

501 SW 9th Ave

500 SW 8th Ct

525 SW 10th Ave

516 SW 12th Ave

525 SW 11th Ave

1350 SW 5th St

1332 SW 5th St

230 SW 17th Ct

1441-1451 SW 5th St

2126 NW Flagler Ter

42 NW 21st Ave

100 SW 18th Ct

Del Rio Apartments Building 2

Falk Turnkey

1546 SW 4th St

1894 NW 35th St

1921 SW 1st St

3114 NW 22nd Ave

3127 NW 22nd Ave

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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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