
Apartments near NWC 1st & 20th in Miami, FL (3,027 Rentals)


2610 NW 14th St

2460 NW 15th St

860 SW 3rd St

915 SW 7th St

926 NW 5th St

415 SW 32nd Ave

852 SW 1st St

952 NW 6th St

1721 SW 19th St

949 NW 5th St

918 NW 5th St

979 SW 10th St

The Roads

869 SW 3rd St

431 SW 9th Ave

421 SW 9th Ave

417 SW 32nd Ave

891 SW 5th St

863 SW 4th St

1628 NW 15th St

Castello Condomimiums

931 NW 5th St

501 SW 9th Ave

871 NW 2nd St

235 NW 9th Ave

851 SW 4th St

851 SW 3rd St

Residences at Riverwalk

944 NW 6th St

Castello I Condominiums

843 SW 3rd St

418 NW 9th Ave

843 NW 1st St

835 SW 3rd St

855 SW 5th St

845 SW 4th St

921 NW 5th St

1707 NW 15th St

555 House

863 NW 3rd St

888 SW 6th St

839 SW 4th St

844 NW 2nd St

851 NW 2nd St

835 SW 1st St

CH Apartments

1796 NW 16th St

Brickell Vista Condos

829 SW 3rd St

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There are currently 6,399 Studio Apartments in Miami with rent ranges from $1,000 to $11,488 with an average price of $2,316.
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