Apartments near Miracle Marketplace in Miami, FL (1,945 Rentals)

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1375 SW 6th St

2481 Estate Corp

1931 SW 17th Ct

Gables Marquis

Shamrock Coral Gables

3169-3171 SW 18th St

Gables Terrace

Gables View

Da Vinci on the Douglas Condiminiums

Catalonia at Silver Bluff

2522 SW 27th Ave

3051 SW 27th Ln

Anastasia Royal Condominiums

PR 13

2171 SW 21st St

Grovenor House

Park Grove

3401 Franklin Ave

Grove Garden

Coral Way Gardens

Havana Enclave LLC

Las Palmas Condominiums

Cassandra Villas

Le Jeune House

Guernica Condominium

Half Moon Towers

2138 Southwest 6th Street, #301

Emerald Plaza Condominiums

Keystone Villas II

Keystone Villas

Midtown Lofts

3194-3198 SW 22nd Ter

3191 SW 23rd St

3683 SW 23rd St

3645 SW 24th St

3095 SW 21st St

3133 SW 23rd Ter

3606-3618 SW 17th St

3180 SW 17th St

1960 Douglas Rd

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There are currently 6,425 Studio Apartments in Miami with rent ranges from $647 to $12,656 with an average price of $2,302.
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