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


11003 NE 12th Ave

1215 NE 111th St

525 NE 136th St

1020 NE 127th St

1200 NE 109th St

1200 NE 110th St

1207-1213 NE 112th St

1221 NE 110th Ter

12795 NE 10th Ave

1210 NE 113th Ter

1203 NE 109th St

1223 NE 110th Ter

Klee Apartments

571 NE 136th St

530 NE 137th St

8780 NE 2nd Ave

699 NE 92nd St

1240 NE 113th Ter

12805 NE 10th Ave

1248 NE 111th St

1237-1243 NE 110th Ter

1221 NE 109th St

705 NE 92nd St

1238 NE 110th St

1250 NE 113th Ter

1246 NE 112th St

1085 NE 126th St

11128 NW 17th Ave

715 NE 92nd St

1090 NE 127th St

1245 NE 110th Ter

1239 NE 110th St

9218 Biscayne Blvd

9220 Biscayne Blvd

12610-12648 NE 11th Ave

13222 NE 11th Pl

Odenat Apartments

1215 NE 109th St

1236 NE 109th St

1067 NE 127th St

14001 NW 5th Ave

1236 NE 110th Ter

1264 NE 111th St

1261 NE 112th St

1245 NE 110th St

1260 NE 115th St

1048 NE 128th St

1075 NE 127th St

1250 NE 109th St

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