
Apartments near Miami Dade College - InterAmerican Campus in Miami, FL (2,737 Rentals)


1628 NW 16th St

903-905 NW 1st St

978 NW 5th St

843 SW 3rd St

852 SW 1st St

Castello Condomimiums

839 SW 4th St

3091 SW 27th Ln

2401 SW 28th St

2179 NW 18th Ter

2137 NW 18th Ter

2723 SW 33rd Ct

3081 SW 27th Ln

1961 NW 24th Ct

1468 NW 15th Ave

826 SW 6th St

835 SW 7th St

519 NW 10th Ave

401 SW 8th Ct

320 SW 29th Rd

820 SW 5th St

801-815 SW 6th St

Iberia Apartments

2796 SW 30th Ave

975 NW 5th St

982 NW 6th St

Fellowship House

3010-3020 SW 27th Ln

4021-4033 NW 11th St

Riverpark Apartments

835 SW 3rd St

128 NW 9th Avenue

1484 NW 15th Ave

121 NW 9th Ave

Castello I Condominiums

829 SW 3rd St

820 SW 3rd St

823 SW 4th St

620 SW 8th Ave

4391 W Flagler St

3074-3080 SW 27th Ln

3060-3070 SW 27th Ln

3040-3050 SW 27th Ln

1920 NW 22nd Ct

Coral Way Tower Condominium

971 NW 5th St

962 NW 5th St

950 NW 5th St

1975 NW 24th Ct

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