
Apartments near El Shopping in Miami, FL (2,956 Rentals)


620 SW 6th Ave

1869 SW 6th St

Jeanell

1866 SW 4th St

1860 SW 4th St

628 NW 1st St

781 SW 11th St

940 SW 7th Ave

236 NW 7th Ave

135 SW 6th Ave

1870 SW 6th St

930 SW 7th Ave

1870 SW 3rd St

618 NW 1st St

1880 SW 4th St

1764 SW 10th St

1845 SW 7th St

1838 NW Flagler Ter

771 SW 11th St

730 SW 10th St

720 SW 10th St

560 SW 2nd St

300 NW 7th Ave

1877 SW 6th St

629 NW 1st St

710 SW 10 St

1641 NW 5th St

751 SW 11th St

Havana Lofts Condo

599 SW 7th St

552 SW 3rd St

553 SW 3rd St

100 SW 18th Ct

212 SW 18th Ct

619 NW 10th St

555 House

652 NW 3rd St

543-553 SW 2nd St

1850 NW Flagler Ter

1810 SW 9th St

1830 NW 1st St

Rio Plaza Condominiums

125 SW 19th Ave

1839 NW Flagler Ter

1649 NW 5th St

660 SW 9th St

545 SW 5th St

554-572 SW 6th St

1888 SW 1st St

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