
Apartments near Candle Light Plaza in Miami, FL (226 Rentals)


6414 Miami Lakes Dr

18350 Mediterranean Blvd

18296 Mediterranean Blvd

18250 Mediterranean Blvd

2802 NW 181st St

16022 Kilmarnock Dr

6480 Miami Lakes Dr

2900 NW 187th St

2801 NW 183rd St

6742 NW 188th Terrace

6746 NW 188th Terrace

6707 NW 193rd Ln

2767 NW 191st Terrace

13900 Lake Placid Ct

6747 Crooked Palm Terrace

19630 Cypress Ct E

2790 NW 196th St

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15545 Miami Lakeway N, Unit 106

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15563 Miami Lakeway N, Unit 204

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17843 NW 63rd Ct

Villa Rustica

Celebration Point Condominiums

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Cravero Apartments

16700 NW 55th Ave

17050 NW 55th Ave

Miami Gardens Park

Mirassou Condominium

Celebrity Point Condos

Moors Pointe Condominiums

Venetia Villas

Antigua at Country Club of Miami

411 Sharar Ave

301-381 Sharar Ave

330 Sharar Ave

Opa Apartments

330 S Perviz Ave

Town Center - Phase II

1135 Sharazad Blvd

405-425 Ali Baba Ave

435-475 Ali Baba Ave

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