
Apartments near Coral Ritz Plaza in Miami, FL (2,347 Rentals)


1050 NW 1st St

Miami River Park Apartments

1361 SW 4th St

Lawrence Estates

1337 SW 3rd St

Jack Orr Senior Center

1425 SW 5th St

Cortina Apartments

Little Havana Portfolio

Holy Comforter Senior Housing

LBM Apartments

Third Street Apartments

Everglades Apartments

1529 SW 7TH Street Apartments

1461 SW 5th St

Havana Heights

1157 NW 1st St

Sofia Catalina

Victoria Apartments

Tuscan Place

1380 Southwest 2nd Street

Apartamentos Valencia

1528 SW 5th St

1060 NW 3rd St

Villa Aurora

1545 SW 6th St

1420 SW 2nd St

1529 SW 5th St

1426 SW 2nd St

City View Apartments

1684 SW 10th St

1122 NW 3rd St

Tuscan View

ATM 628, LLC

1040 NW 4th St

979 NW 4th St

1553 SW 5th St

448-458 NW 7th St

1132 NW 3rd St

540 NW 7th St

909 NW 5th St

Manhattan II

1219-1235 NW 2nd St

237 NW 12th Ave

1465 SW 2nd St

145 SW 15th Ave

1700 SW 19th St

1638 SW 6th St

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