
Apartments near Biscayne's Antique Plaza in Miami, FL (1,248 Rentals)


Cricket Club Condominium

5434 NW 5th Ave

5445 NW 5th Ct

5501 NW 6th Ave

5805 NW 7th Pl

5451 NW 6th Ave

5454 NW 5th Ct

1201 NW 67th St

1167-1173 NW 65th St

670 NW 56th St

6541 NW 12th Ave

721 NW 56th St

5515 NW 6 PL, Miami, FL 33127

1086 NW 110th St

6501 NW 12th Ave

741 NW 56th St

1190 NW 65th St

1192 NW 65th St

5600 NW 7th Ct

1155-1165 NW 63rd St

6401 NW 12th Ave

1172-1182 NW 64th St

6331 NW 12th Ave

6321 NW 12th Ave

1130 NW 62nd St

Yaeger Plaza

1198 NW 61st St

1191 NW 61st St

1202 NW 61st St

1126 NW 58th Ter

1221 NW 61st St

1240 NW 61st St

1236 NW 60th St

1205-1231 NW 58th St

1246 NW 58th Ter

632-642 NE 85th St

650 NE 85th St

685 NE 85th St

684-692 NE 85th St

670 NE 88th Ter

696 NE 85th St

700-710 NE 85th St

Terrace View Apartments

The Corridor

777 NE 85th St

501 NE 82nd Ter

520-530 NE 82nd St

Anne Marie Towers

Biscayne Shores

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