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


1361 NW 4th St

Little Havana

220-222 SW 17th Ct

1780 SW 3rd St

Apartamentos Segovia

200 SW 17th Ct

1274 NW 6th St

155 NW 10th St

1782 SW 3rd St

Alcazar Apartments

225 SW 18th Ave

Joe's Garden Apartments

Marlin Manor Apartments

Beacon Apartments

Archbishop Carroll Manor

342 NW 11th St

1643 NW 1st St

Arena Garden Apartments

Flagler Flats

1020 NW 7th Ave

Bahia Apartments

160 NW 11th Ter

220 NW 11th Ter

1117 NW 3rd Ave

500 SW 19th Ave

Miami View Apartments

611 NW 14th Ave

66 NW 17th Ct

Martin Fine Villas

76 NW 17th Ct

Rio Mio

Rivermont House

34 NW 17th Pl

330 NW 16th Ave

St. Martin's Place Apartments

1620 NW 4th St

Del Rio Apartments

Haley Sofge Preservation

Bahia Apartments

1945 SW 5th St

Washington Square

223 NW 12th St

Island Living Apartments

Helen Sawyer

2015 SW 6th St

1212 NW 1 Pl

2005 SW 5th St

1150 NW 8th St St

St. John

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