
Apartments near Barry University in Miami, FL (779 Rentals)


620 NE 122nd St

670 NE 122nd St

261 NW 96th St

770 NW 101st St

695 NE 121st St

9691-9697 NW 5th Ave

520-528 NW 97th St

701 NE 121st St

1149-11501 NW 117th St

9614 NW 5th Ave

710 NE 122nd St

12289 NE 7th Ave

543 NW 96th St

720 NE 123rd St

790 NE 122nd St

745 NE 122nd St

780 NE 122nd St

Villa 121

749 NE 122nd St

12110-12140 NE 8th Ave

795-799 NE 121st St

12160 NE 8th Ave

401-407 NW 95th St

9530 NW 5th Ct

12025 NE 8th Ave

12230 NE 8th Ave

NORTH SILVER CREST 2ND RESUB

435 NW 94th St

725 NE 126th St

12906 NE 6th Ave

739 NE 126th St

819-831 NW 96th St

9301 NW 4th Ave

759 NE 126th St

830 NE 124th St

Prestige View

840 NE 124th St

380-384 NW 93rd St

1124 NW 100th Ter

765 NE 126th St

501-513 NW 93rd St

776 NE 127th St

13381-13415 Memorial Hwy

780 NE 127th St

9528 NW 8th Ave

791 NW 95th St

Colonial Acres

900-920 NW 96th St

9198-9200 NW 4th Ave

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