
Apartments near NWC 1st & 20th in Miami, FL (3,035 Rentals)


Cadiz House

1729 NW 19th Ter

1753 NW 19th Ter

3480 NW 7th St

548 SW 6th St

620 SW 10th St

527 SW 5th St

501 SW 1st St

2765 NW 17th Ter

1721 NW 19th Ter

519 SW 5th St

1135 NW 33rd Ave

Casa Marti

Parkview Apartments

550 SW 7th St

Villa Lisa

529 SW 6th St

120 SW 5th Ave

540 SW 6th St

600 SW 10th St

531-541 SW 7th St

536 SW 7th St

3180 SW 17th St

333 SW 30th Rd

The Road Multi Family Home

3410 SW 11th St

404 SW 5th Ave

1320 NW 8th Ave

337 SW 5th Ave

1525 NW 19th Ter

Highland Park Lofts

526 SW 7th St

1961 NW 24th Ct

Lumiere

Miami Riverfront Apartments

Little Havana

559 S.W. 10th St

737 NW 12th St

219 SW 5th Ave

511 SW 7th St

469 SW 3rd St

520 SW 7th St

410 SW 22nd Rd

1975 NW 24th Ct

325 SW 30th Rd

552 SW 9th St

590 SW 5th Ave

954 NW 34th Ave

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