
Apartments near Richmond Heights Shopping Center in Miami, FL (150 Rentals)


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Affina

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Cortland South Kendall

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Emerald Palms

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Village at Coral Reef

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Palmetto Golf Club Apartments

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9710 SW 161st St, Unit 2

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9700 SW 161st St, Unit 97

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9720 SW 161st St, Unit A

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14601 SW 122nd Pl, Unit 14601

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12046 SW 133rd Ter

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15110 SW 128th Ave, Unit A3

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15445 SW 99th Ave

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12943 SW 150th Ter, Unit B1

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17262 SW 112th Pl

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9600 SW 147th St

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17307 SW 115th Ave

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12863 SW 134th Ter

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12853 SW 134th St

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12501 SW 124th Ter

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12501 SW 124th Ter

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11269 SW 116th Ter

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16955 SW 100th Ave, Unit 1-01

12684 SW 144th Terrace

12274 SW 123rd Pl

13620 Monroe St

12947 SW 133rd Terrace

13606 SW 119th Ave

12456 SW 124th Path

15445 SW 99th Ave

12141 SW 122nd Path

12446 SW 125th Terrace

14544 SW 105th Ct

11307 SW 167th St

11931 SW 132nd Ave

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