
Apartments near Wal-Mart Center in Hallandale Beach, FL (939 Rentals)


1713 Taylor St

2131 Jackson St

2141 Jackson St

1719 Taylor St

2306 Monroe St

2308 Monroe St

2246 Jackson St

Courtyards at Hollywood Station

2227 Monroe St

1710-1718 Fillmore St

1725 Taylor St

2325-2327 Madison St

1720 Fillmore St

2202-2204 Van Buren St

511 S 24th Ave

1823 Taylor St

2338 Monroe St

1837 Taylor St

2329 Monroe St

2308 Jackson St

2335-2341 Monroe St

2201 Van Buren St

514 S 24th Ave

400-430 N 19th Ave

407-409 N 19th Ave

2311-2315 Jackson St

Welsey on Taylor

1927 Taylor St

2238 Van Buren St

1910 Fillmore St

2306 Van Buren St

Tony Ferrante Apartments

432-462 N 19th Ave

1947-1949 Taylor St

1924 Fillmore St

2318 Van Buren St

University Station

1938 Fillmore St

1948 Fillmore St

2003-2013 Taylor St

2125 Polk St

Shoreridge Apartments

2127 Polk St

University Station

2440-2442 Jackson St

2450 Jackson St

2030 Fillmore St

2446-2450 Jackson St

2121 Taylor St

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There are currently 794 Studio Apartments in Hallandale Beach with rent ranges from $925 to $3,336 with an average price of $2,163.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Hallandale Beach range from $1,590 to $13,627. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,264.
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