
Apartments near Fortuna Shoppes in Coral Gables, FL (910 Rentals)


3180 SW 17th St

2801 SW 1st St

5905 SW 24th St

2811 SW 4th St

Keystone Villas

2780 NW 7th St

Keystone Villas II

3683 SW 23rd St

910 SW 29th Ave

890-900 SW 66th Ave

2928 SW 10th St

3099 NW 16th St

6601-6617 SW 10th St

950 SW 66th Ave

1000 SW 29th Ave

2970 SW 13th St

931 SW 29th Ave

885 SW 29th Ave

437 Santander Ave

410-414 Malaga Ave

420-424 Malaga Ave

3081 NW 16th St

1044 SW 66th Ave

Emerald Plaza Condominiums

3031 NW 15th St

Santander Isles

2785 NW 11th St

3645 SW 24th St

Shenandoah Apartments

1260 SW 67th Ave

1356 SW 67th Ave

1500 SW 66th Ct

1370 SW 67th Ave

3095 SW 21st St

5810 Devonshire Blvd

1643 SW 67th Ave

Midtown Lofts

3000 NW 20th St

3194-3198 SW 22nd Ter

3191 SW 23rd St

2400 NW 16th Street Rd

1825 Ludlam Rd

1901 SW 67th Ct

2040-2060 SW 66th Ave

2765 NW 17th Ter

2735 NW 17th Ter

2953 SW 21st Ter

2000 Ludlam Rd

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There are currently 866 Studio Apartments in Coral Gables with rent ranges from $1,100 to $4,620 with an average price of $2,168.
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