
Apartments near 23 & 7 Plaza in Miami, FL (2,874 Rentals)


441 NW 25th Ave

454 NW 25 Ave

401 NW 23rd Ct

600 NW 25th Ct

453 NW 25th Ct

Highpoint Condominium

Barcelona Condos

744 NW 22nd Ave

2330 NW 11th St

2444 NW 11th St

2434 NW 11th St

745 NW 22nd Ave

2448 NW 11th St

2135-2155 NW 6th St

940 NW 22nd Ave

2125-2127 NW 6th St

2285 NW 2nd St

Havana Enclave

615-617 NW 21st Ave

2085 NW 6th St

2780 NW 7th St

2170 NW 2nd St

67 Glen Royal Pky

2335 W Flagler St

Azule on Flagler

43 Glen Royal Pky

2465 W Flagler St

1 Glen Royal Pky

2785 NW 11th St

2344 W Flagler St

1920-1938 NW 7th St

2170 NW Flagler Ter

Studio in the Heart of Little Havana

500 NW 19th Ave

2126 NW Flagler Ter

2138 NW Flagler Ter

2148 NW Flagler Ter

2026 NW 1st St

75 NW 21st Ave

320-332 NW 19th Ave

42 NW 21st Ave

2024 NW 1st St

44 NW 21st Ave

2490 NW 14th St

627 NW 19th Ave

2040 NW Flagler Ter

Wildwood River Condominiums

2599 NW 13th St

2590 NW 14th St

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