
Apartments near Coral Way Shoppes in Coral Gables, FL (2,520 Rentals)


1661 SW 13th St

Courtyards of the Grove

1972 SW 7th St

3337 SW 9th St

2000 SW 7th St

1962 SW 7th St

2900 SW 4th St

2120 SW 6th St

1810 SW 9th St

1609 SW 14th St

3219 Virginia St

2138 SW 6th St

1818 SW 9th St

1954 SW 7th St

2248 SW 5th St

1853 SW 9th St

106 Zamora Ave

1936 SW 7th St

3150 Gifford Ln

405 SW 29th Ct

1752 SW 10th St

2811 SW 4th St

345 SW 27th Ave

358 SW 27th Ave

1764 SW 10th St

110 Zamora Ave

2222 SW 5th St

1916 SW 7th St

2025 SW 7th St

2020 SW 6th St

611 SW 21st Ave

1920 SW 7th St

2925 Sw 4th St

2010 SW 6th St

115 Zamora Ave

Grove At Grand Bay

2000 SW 6th St

Westminster Apartments

1786 SW 9th St

2728 Sw 3rd St

1770 SW 9th St

2061 SW 6th St

1085 SW 37th Ave

Casa Miami

Simbel

2941 Sw 36th Ct

1980 SW 6TH St

101 Mendoza Ave

2136 Little Havana - 2136

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There are currently 865 Studio Apartments in Coral Gables with rent ranges from $1,100 to $4,990 with an average price of $2,186.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Coral Gables range from $1,750 to $15,592. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,939.
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