
Apartments near San Benito Shopping Center in Miami, FL (2,290 Rentals)


1243 NW 4th St

1246 NW 6th St

1328 SW 2nd St

131 Zamora Ave

282 NW 47th Ave

436 SW 14th Ave

1461 SW 7th St

1251 NW 3rd St

1345 SW 3rd St

35-37 NW 47th Ave

1229-1241 NW 6th St

1418 SW 5th St

1630 SW 10th St

2146 NW 28th St

1235 NW 4th St

1453 SW 7th St

1344 SW 3rd St

Monpat Apartments

Diamond Building

1230 NW 4th St

The Hospital Inn

1244 NW 3rd St

1318 SW 2nd St

1327 SW 3rd St

1366 SW 4th St

2130 NW 28th St

1274 W Flagler St

1336 SW 3rd St

1229 NW 5th St

Little Havana

Webster Apartments

1358 SW 4th St

2120 NW 28th St

1229 NW 4th St

2110 NW 28th St

1426 SW 6th St

1240 NW 3rd St

1232 NW 3rd St

1760 SW 13th St

1326 SW 3rd St

26 NW 47th Ave

504 NW 12th Ave

4145 SW 14th St

210 Mendoza Ave

1319 SW 3rd St

1342 SW 4th St

1352 SW 4th St

1781 NW 23rd St

1335 SW 4 St

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