
Apartments near El Shopping in Miami, FL (2,968 Rentals)


1925 SW 6th St

151 NW 18th Ave

700 NW North River Dr

511 SW 7th St

435 SW 5th Ave

1945 SW 1st St

1928 SW 6th St

1910 NW Flagler Ter

520 SW 7th St

658 SW 5th Ave

219 SW 5th Ave

1937 SW 6th St

1941 SW 2nd St

Tropical Apartments

1950 SW 2nd St

829 SW 19th Ave

678 NW North River Dr

459 SW 4th St

470 SW 5th St

600 SW 10th St

Bonsai I

329 SW 5th Ave

1920 SW 7th St

1900 NW First Ave

1916 SW 7th St

469 SW 3rd St

1944 SW 6th St

1911 W Flagler Ter

559 S.W. 10th St

451 SW 3rd St

1911 NW Flagler Ter

552 SW 9th St

1936 NW Flagler Ter

2001 S.W. 6th St

444-542 SW 3rd Street

Riverview Landings Condominium

445 SW 3rd St

1936 SW 7th St

120 SW 20th Ave

104 SW 20th Ave

544 SW 9th St

625 SW 5th Ave

445 SW 5th St

1820 NW 5th St

2028 SW 4th St

2015 SW 3rd St

444 SW 4th St

36 SW 20th Ave

2018 SW 2nd St

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