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


8334 NE 1st Ave

1465 NE 110th St

1239 NE 127th St

836 NE 90th St

850 NE 90th St

1437 NE 110th Ter

8312 NE Miami Ct

11741 NE 14th Ave

8321 NE Miami Ct

1237 NE 128th St

8307 NE Miami Ct

1265-1269 NE 127th St

860 NE 90th St

8321 NE 1st Ave

1415 NE 118th Ter

1430 NE 118th Ter

1401 NE 108th St

14305 NW 6th Ave

8295 NE Miami Ct

648 NE 87th St

1455 NE 116th St

12210-12220 NE 14th Ave

1275 NE 127th St

658 NE 87th St

Biscayne Park

1446 NE 118th Ter

660 NE 87th St

12675 NE 13th Ave

1429-1431 NE 118th Ter

8275-8287 NE Miami Ct

641-651 NE 86th Street

1417 NE 116th St

1451 NE 108th St

Anna May Apartments

12735-12739 NE 13th Ave

700 NE 87th St

145 NE 82nd Ter

14160 NE 6th Ave

840-846 NE 89th St

8283 NW 1st Pl

661 NE 86th St

Biscayne Breeze

710 NE 87th St

121 NE 82nd Ter

151 NE 82nd Ter

673 NE 86th St

8085 NE 89th St

872 NE 89th St

716 NE 87th St

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