
Apartments near Assemblage 523&545 NE 125th & 544 NE 126th St in Miami, FL (773 Rentals)


13090 NE 6th Ave

565 NE 131st St

Marbella

11659 Griffing Blvd

690 NE 118th St

Hampton Green Apartments

11520 NE 6th Ave

Memorial Garden Apartments

721 NE 114th St

12290 NE 11th Ct

1090 NE 129th St

12250 NE 11th Ct

Pier 44 Condos

12345 NE 11th Ct

65 NW 122nd St

White House Apartments

560 NE 138th St

1105 NE 119th St

601 Ne 138th St

Biscayne Pointe

12850 NE 12th Ave

1217 NE 127th St

Utica Apartments

585-595 NE 139th St

1245 NE 127th St

11701 NE 11th Pl

14005 NE 6th Ave

14033 NE 6th Ave

1324 NE 127th

1360 NE 128th St

Royal Oak Apartments

930 NE 141st St

14305 NE 6th Ave

11430 NE 13th Ave

1260 NE 136th Ter

Three Horizons South

Terra Towers

Building A

Greenwich Condominiums

1265 NE 136th Ter

Three Horizons East

10733 NE 9th Ave

Dixie Bell Apartments

570 NE 145th St

1260 NE 139th St

1270 NE 139th St

1540 NE 128th St.

1555 NE 125th Ter

1585 NE 125th St

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