
Apartments near La Cubana Plaza in Miami, FL (3,136 Rentals)


104 SW 20th Ave

1458 NW 3rd St

2120 SW 1st St

1452 NW 3rd St

1780 NW 21st St

1370 NW 5th St

1551 NW 1st St

1329 NW 6th St

The Jasmine

2586 NW 20th St

2052 SW 1st St

2154 SW 1st St

1318 NW 6th St

1791 SW 1st St

1525 NW 19th Ter

1448 NW 3rd St

1360 NW 5th St

100 SW 18th Ct

120 SW 20th Ave

126 SW 21st Ave

1350 NW 5th St

1888 SW 1st St

1327 NW 5th St

1920 SW 1st St

1459 NW 2nd St

1558 NW 1st St

Brick Flagler/Brick Eleven

1353 Invest, LLC

2121 SW 2nd St

1548 NW 1st St

2131 SW 2nd St

107 SW 18th Ct

1490 NW 2nd St

1836 SW 1st St

Paradise Trailer Park

1321 NW 5th St

2140 NW 23rd Ct

2145 SW 2nd St

1544 NW 1st St

2137 SW 2nd St

1935 SW 2nd St

2029 SW 2nd St

1330 NW 5th St

1429 NW 2nd St

1530 NW 1st St

127 SW 19th Ave

1345 NW 4th St

1941 SW 2nd St

1923 SW 2nd St

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