
Apartments near Metro Plaza in Miami, FL (646 Rentals)


Skyloft Condominium I

2565-2587 NE 183rd St

2056 NE 140th St

18440 NE 24th Ct

2492 NE 184th Ter

18471 NE 24th Ct

2463-2471 NE 184th Ter

Woodcreek Condominium

Point East

3460 NE 164th St

18450 NE 25th Ct

Coral Isle East & West

Eastern Shores Manor

Commodore Plaza South

Milan Aventura

Williams Island

Fifth Moorings Condominium

13880 NE 20th Pl

Nexo Residences

Eastern Shores White House

18625 NE 24th Ct

The Highlands

701 NE 164th St

1290 NE 142nd St

Enclave Shores

3800 NE 168th St

Camelia Gardens

The Clipper at Biscayne Cove

Admirals Port East Condominiums

Tower at Biscayne Cove

Bellini Condominium

Aventi at Aventura

Hahn Family Residence Hall

1260 NE 139th St

1270 NE 139th St

Williams Island 2600

Williams Island 2800

Williams Island 3000

4000 Island Blvd

Keystone Towers

Frank Russo Apartments

Dixie Bell Apartments

ParcView Villas

Bella Mare

Venice Arms

The Palms Condominiums

1265 NE 136th Ter

Waterside Towers

1777 Venice Ln

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