
Apartments near La Cubana Plaza in Miami, FL (3,139 Rentals)


2142 SW 14th Ter

1419 SW 22nd Ave

2015 NW 6th Pl

Yolanda

666 SW 1st St

711 NW 5th Ave

461 NW 9th St

721 SW 3rd St

1027 SW 9th St

Ataraxia Manor

1431 SW 22nd Ave

1609 SW 14th St

643 SW 1st St

1054 NW 29th St

568 NW 1st St

1859 NW 35th St

888 SW 6th St

915 SW 7th St

820 SW 5th St

Havana Palms Apartments

35 NW 6th Ave

2299 NW 35th St

241 SW 36th Ave

1044 NW 29th St

566 NW 1st St

1833 NW 35th St

661 SW 2nd St

1065 NW 29th St

427 SW 8th Ave

760 SW 4th St

862 SW 6th St

1849 NW 35th St

2530 NW 35th St

1542 NW 35th St

1648 NW 35th St

36 SW 6th Ave

506 SW 8th Ave

1390 SW 27th Ave

1177 NW 30th St

500 SW 8th Ct

801-815 SW 6th St

1506 SW 23rd Ave

550 NW 1st St

652 SW 2nd St

826 SW 6th St

667 SW 3rd St

2801 NW 10th Ave

1053 NW 29th St

3031 NW 32nd St

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