Apartments near Puerta Del Sol Plaza in Miami, FL (320 Rentals)

Total Monthly Price
23801 SW 120th Ave, Unit SI ID1255486P

22348 SW 115th Ct

23271 SW 118 Ave

12950 SW 233rd Terrace

23355 SW 113 Passage

11380 SW 233rd St

11376 SW 233rd St

23218 SW 127th Ct

11790 SW 238th St

23251 SW 128th Ave

23941 SW 118 Ave

12866 SW 232nd Ln

23320 SW 127th Ct

23266 SW 110th Ct

23331 SW 128th Ave

12869 SW 233rd Terrace

23049 SW 129th Pl

12893 SW 232nd Ln

23372 SW 110th Ct

12958 SW 231st St

23068 SW 129th Pl

11904 SW 240th St

23302 SW 110th Ave

10957 SW 232nd Terrace

12773 SW 234th Ter

23231 SW 129th Path

12953 SW 232nd Ln

24120 SW 119th Pl

23424 SW 110th Ave

11238 SW 238th St

11102 SW 236th Terrace

23464 SW 129th Ave

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