
Apartments near NWC 1st & 20th in Miami, FL (3,024 Rentals)


3133 SW 23rd Ter

258 - 260 SW 11th St

3660 SW 16th Ter

122 Antiquera Ave

Joe Moretii Apartments

2411 NW 23rd Ct

2615 SW 22nd Ave

245 SW 11th St

261 SW 12th St

2212 SW 26th Ln

3840 NW 7th St

1028 NW 3 Ave

239 SW 12th St

2500 NW 23 Avenue, Miami, FL

3880 NW 7th St

1040 NW 3rd Ave

HUB Miami

237 SW 12th St

195 SW 9th St

2550 NW 23rd Ave

910 NW 2nd Ct

Westminster Apartments

221 SW 11th St

240 SW 12th St

2145 NW 26th St

2101 NW 26th St

Arena Square North & South

Domus Brickell Center

City Crossings

161 SW 9th St

231-233 SW 12th St

114 Antilla Ave

2235 NW 26th St

2551 SW 27th Ave

243 NW 10th St

2531 NW 24th St

2320 SW 26th Ln

2271 NW 26th St

230 SW 12th St

925 NW 2nd Ct

Miami Station Tower

Easthaven Apartments

210 NW 9th St

142 SW 9th St

2621 NW 23rd Ct

118 Sidonia Ave

Season One Brickell

Parkside Residences at Brickell

2575 SW 27th Ave

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