
Apartments near Coral Way Shoppes in Coral Gables, FL (2,524 Rentals)


1421 SW 3rd St

441 NW 25th Ave

1225 SW 6th St

68 NW 17th Ct

820 SW 11th Ave

1250 SW 5th St

59 NW 17th Ct

1244 SW 5th St

453 NW 25th Ct

1335 SW 4 St

1360 SW 3rd St

1434 SW 2nd St

1327 SW 4th St

402 SW 13th Ave

1520 SW 1st St

1234 SW 5th St

454 NW 25 Ave

635 Almeria Ave

1451 SW 2nd St

615 SW 12th Ave

65 NW 17th Ct

516 SW 12th Ave

536 SW 12th Ave

Garden Villas

1261 SW 5th St

1354 SW 3rd St

151 NW 18th Ave

1153 SW 7th St

1251 SW 5th St

614-618 Santander Ave

1245 SW 5th St

3696 William Ave

440 NW 23rd Ct

1326 SW 3rd St

3698 William Ave

1344 SW 3rd St

1336 SW 3rd St

326 SW 13th Ave

1145 SW 7th St

1137 SW 7th St

311 NW 32nd Ct

Nordica Condominium

1152 SW 6th St

3820 Washington Ave

1127 SW 7th St

1027 SW 9th St

1466 SW 1st St

1429 SW 2nd

1700 NW 1st St

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How much are Studio apartments in Coral Gables?
There are currently 870 Studio Apartments in Coral Gables with rent ranges from $1,100 to $4,971 with an average price of $2,188.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Coral Gables ranges from $950 to $8,443 with an average monthly rent of $2,711.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Coral Gables range from $1,750 to $10,800. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,894.
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There are currently 194 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Coral Gables on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,400 to $25,000 - averaging $7,340 for the location.
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