
Apartments near Center Plaza in Miami, FL (269 Rentals)


Madrid Terrace

325 NW 72nd Ave

1260 SW 67th Ave

950 SW 66th Ave

Villa San Miguel

890-900 SW 66th Ave

1044 SW 66th Ave

6601-6617 SW 10th St

1356 SW 67th Ave

7135 SW 21st St

1370 SW 67th Ave

Futura Manor Apartments

565 NW 66th St

7242-7244 SW 22nd St

Tuscany Pointe Villas

1500 SW 66th Ct

1643 SW 67th Ave

7021 SW 22nd St

6510 W Flagler St

7026 SW 22nd St

6500 W Flagler St

8001 NW 7th St

7021-7035 SW 23rd St

791 SW 64th Ave

6487 W Flagler St

1825 Ludlam Rd

6451 W Flagler St

2000 Ludlam Rd

1901 SW 67th Ct

8030 NW 8th St

6440 W Flagler St

Safer Apartments

6420 W Flagler St

6406 W Flagler St

8075 NW 7th St

Park Place Townhomes

Veradero Villas

La Villas De Fountainbleu

2040-2060 SW 66th Ave

6370 W Flagler St

6350 W Flagler St

6750 SW 22nd St

6344 W Flagler St

Futura Gables Condominium

6330 W Flagler St

Ela Village and Plaza

8065 NW 8th St

6300 W Flagler St

The Galloways

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