
Apartments near Ives Dairy Crossing in Miami, FL (478 Rentals)


23 Miami Gardens Rd

17359 NW 7th Ave

17337 NW 7th Ave

740 NE 179th Terrace

21223 NW 14th Pl

250 174th St

5371 SW 32nd Terrace

1281 NE 209th Terrace

339 NE 172nd St

225 NE 171st Terrace

121 NE 169th Terrace

3819 SW 69th Ave

1200 NE Miami Gardens Dr

309 NE 169th St

313 NE 169th St

32 NE 169th St

5125 SW 26th Ct

1900 NW 187th St

920 NE 169th St

16740 NE 9th Ave

1348 NE 176th St

1430 NE 175th St

1435 NE 173rd St

17000 NW 18th Ave

1450 NE 170th St

Total Monthly Price
1720 NW 180th Terrace, Unit 1

Total Monthly Price
250 174th St, Unit 314

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