
Apartments near Biscayne's Antique Plaza in Miami, FL (1,250 Rentals)


7332 NW 2nd Ave

529 NW 88th St

Knight Center Apartments

675-685 NE 64th Ter

7320 NW 2nd Ave

90-120 NW 71st St

9580-9590 NW 4th Ave

Little River Terrace

The Emerald

540 NE 63rd St

427 NE 62nd St

Village Carver

36 NE 65th St

Little Haiti Gateway

Little Haiti Gateway

5995 Biscayne Blvd

7th Ave. Apartments

734 NW 80th St

5990 NE 4th Ct

5954 NE 4th Ct

6445 NW 2nd Ave

Mayfair Gardens

1210 NE 110th St

465 NE 59th St

760-790 NW 95th St

6235 NW 2nd Ave

1326 NE 110th St

Region One - Palm Courts

103-105 NE 59th St

Palm Towers

37 NW 59th St

1405-1419 NE 110th Ter

750 NW 70th St

5821 NW 1st Ave

6507 NW 6th Ave

1070 NW 95th Ter

6475 NW 6th Ave

595 NW 64th St

180 NE 57th St

Biscayne Villa

6415 NW 6th Ave

590 NW 64th St

1140 NW 79th St

z_820 Building

1522 NE 111th St

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